North Africa
Coverage of North Africa in the Nexus archive.
- Pope defends migrants on symbolic visit to Mediterranean island frontier Lampedusa
Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa, Italy, a key arrival point for North African migrants, to symbolically oppose anti-immigrant rhetoric from US and EU political factions. The visit highlights the island's role as a frontier for migrant crossings.
- Morocco tops Africa’s industrialisation index for first time
Morocco has topped Africa’s industrialisation index for the first time, with North Africa leading the continent in industrialisation. However, progress remains slow and uneven across Africa as a whole.
- INTERPOL ‘Operation Ramz’ seizes 53 malware, phishing servers
INTERPOL's Operation Ramz resulted in the arrest of over 200 individuals for cybercrime activities and seized 53 malware and phishing servers, focusing on the Middle East and North Africa. The operation targeted cybercrime activities in the region. The seizures and arrests aim to disrupt cybercrime operations.
- Interpol leads cybercrime crackdown across 13 countries in Middle East, North Africa
Interpol led a cybercrime crackdown across 13 countries in the Middle East and North Africa, resulting in 201 arrests and the seizure of 53 servers. The operation, known as Operation Ramz, disrupted multiple cybercrime services and identified 382 suspects. The effort was supported by various countries and private sector partners.
- The New Era of Air and Missile Defense
Modern air and missile defense systems are reaching their structural limits and require a new approach based on fire-control-level integration, disaggregated architectures, and offensive capabilities. A retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general leading international business development at Northrop Grumman discusses the evolution of defense strategies needed to counter current threats.
- Eleven 'North African' teachers working at same Canadian elementary school have licenses revoked after fostering toxic climate while failing to teach sex education or science properly
Eleven teachers at a Canadian elementary school had their licenses revoked due to creating a toxic climate and failing to properly teach sex education and science. The teachers, described as 'North African', were working at the same school. This incident highlights concerns about educational standards and teacher conduct.
- 2 missing U.S. soldiers in Morocco fell off cliff in hiking accident, official says
Two US soldiers went missing in Morocco after falling off a cliff into the ocean during a hiking accident while participating in training exercises. The incident occurred in the North African country. A US official reported the incident on Sunday.
- Africa’s diverse protest culture
The article explores the varied protest movements across Africa, highlighting their cultural and political significance. It emphasizes how these protests reflect diverse societal issues and aspirations across the continent.