Peace to Prosperity or Peace for Jared Kushner?
In addition to the host Bahrain, a number of other Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, Jordan, Qatar, Morocco, and Egypt participated in the summit, while Iraq and Lebanon opposed the meeting.
Moroccan Foreign Policy at the Crossroads
orocco’s foreign policy is at a crossroads.
The Libya Crisis and the Future of Khalifa Haftar
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President Erdogan's stance is a reflection of the Libya Political Agreement, which was created as a result of the conference held in Skhirat, Morocco in late 2015 and the global consensus that was achieved regarding the LPA following the Rome Conference.
Trump’s Designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization is a Grave Mistake
In other countries such as Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Tunisia, and Iraq, the Muslim Brotherhood established political parties that officially served as political actors.
Why did Jordan’s King Abdullah II meet with the Islah Bloc?
Telling of the current geo-religious landscape was the visit of the King of Jordan to Morocco to visit King Mohammed VI in late March 2019.
How did Haftar Gain his Way to Tripoli? The Libyan Crisis and the Role of International Actors
After remaining silent to the attacks towards legitimate forces in Tripoli, the UN initiated negotiations in Skhirat, Morocco, with the aim of a "political solution" in Libya, when Haftar was in a risky situation.
Jordan: Silent Brother in Gulf Politics
Along with Russia and Morocco, Turkey is an actor that Amman has turned to for a more cooperative relationship.
Islam in the UAE’s Foreign Policy
Along with Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco, the UAE has sought to present itself as a purveyor of “moderate Islam” that stands firmly against extremism.
Radicalization in Egypt May Haunt Europe
Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Algeria, and Morocco are regarded as a buffer to prevent the flow of migrants from Africa to Europe.
Soylu: Almost 300,000 Syrians returned to their homes after Turkey’s operations
This week, Belgium PM resigned after signing a migration deal with Morocco.
Jamal Khashoggi’s last opinion: “What the Arab world needs most is freedom of expression”
” These are Tunisia, Jordan, Morocco and Kuwait.
Contemporary Islamic Art and The Jameel Prize 2018
1975, Morocco - lives and works in Tetouan, Morocco) presents a compelling work titled Tâqiya-Nôr (Hat-light) from 2016.
Turkey’s Election and Erdogan’s Middle East Policy
Erdogan also received phone calls from leaders of Middle Eastern countries, such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Morocco, Iraq and Palestine.
Freedom of Religion as a Pre-condition?
But who are these “Muslims?” And do they have a special status according to the German constitution or do they need special treatment? Does Article 4 of the German constitution (freedom of faith, conscience, and creed) not protect Muslim rights as much as it does Christian rights? Do Muslims need a tolerance range due to a constitutional lack? Or, does Kauder just mean the (approximately 3 million) Turkish Muslim population who are living in Germany or the 1 million Syrian refugees or even other German Muslim groups with a background from Morocco, Lebanon, Bosnia, Iran, Iraq etc.
UN Roadmap to Peace in Libya: Will Khalifa Haftar be left on the Sidelines?
This roadmap, foreseeing amendments to the Libya Political Agreement (LPA), which was signed in Morocco in 2015, was approved by the House of Representatives based in Tobruk.
What is the GreenMetric World University Ranking?
Hosted by Istanbul University, the workshop was held on 9-10 April 2017 in Istanbul, nearly 100 people attended, including rectors, vice rectors, experts, landscape architects, city planners, academic staff, executive officers from the ministries of environment, and energy managers and stakeholders from 20 different countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Jordan, Russia, India, Brazil, Colombia, Greece, Hungary, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Egypt and Morocco.
Has the Myth of the Global Village Ended Now?
Thousands of miles of border walls have been built mainly for security reasons, between Botswana and Zimbabwe, India and Bangladesh, from China to North Korea, from Turkmenistan to Uzbekistan, from Saudi Arabia to Yemen, from Spain to Morocco, from North Ireland to England, from the USA to Mexico and most dramatically from Israel to Palestine.
Islamophobes in Search of a New Orientalism: Samuel Schirmbeck’s “Islamic Crusade”
According to his reference point– liberal and secular Muslims from Morocco and Algeria, who according to him seem to be the only decent Muslims existing – he offers his readers categorical solutions to deal with the problem of Islam and Muslims in the West.
