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Of the program, lets copy the scale in autocad , good with the economy table , i have the details of Economic Growth, we will review together, so write here that the Service Group had the highest growth compared to the spring of this year compared to the spring of last year. The oil group is one and a half percent. The days of the 80s are the days of the 80s. Agriculture is two tenths of a percent. Let me start with the description. We will ask the patients of the program. Lets see the picture together. We are a group of agriculture, Mining Industry and group compared to last year, we compare ...

Anti-migration policies in Libya, Tunisia, and Niger have had dire consequences, as highlighted by the more than 25,000 migrant deaths in the Mediterranean since 2014, a figure that does not fully capture the extent of the tragedy. To address these failures will require substantial policy changes and an evolution in approach to the migration issue.

The conquest of Kidal was a success for Mali's military regime — but the north is still far from under control. Bamako is pursuing a tough military course, but jihadists and rebels are adapting their strategies.

Despite Morocco’s many legal advances in women’s rights, the lack of effective implementation and the existence of legislative loopholes undermines the country’s reputation as open, tolerant, and progressive. A sharp social divide exists: While feminist groups work to push legislative standards toward equality, conservatives in non-governmental organizations, judicial institutions, and broader Moroccan society continue to fight to limit the gender parity legislation and its effects.

When Israeli businessmen Royi Burstien and Lior Chorev touched down in the busy capital of the West African nation of Burkina Faso, they had an urgent message for the country's embattled ruler. The Israelis - one a veteran political operative and the other a former army intelligence officer - had been hired with the mission of keeping the government of President Roch Marc Kaboré in power. Their company, Percepto International, was a pioneer in what's known as the disinformation-for-hire business