The Maghreb
Political, economic, and security trends in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya
While the Maghreb has long been at the margins of U.S. policy in the Middle East and North Africa, trends in this region increasingly reverberate throughout the Middle East. In this new environment, developments in the Maghreb will continue to have an impact both on the broader Middle East and on U.S. interests. The Middle East Program examines changing political, economic, and security trends in the Maghreb—defined here as Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya—through original research and analysis and by convening events that highlight issues of importance in the Maghreb to business and policymaking audiences.
See the Middle East Program's publications and past events on the Maghreb HERE.
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Algeria's Poorly Oiled Machine
Newsletter by William McChesney — February 22, 2022

Morocco's Sand Mafias
Newsletter by Fiona Leary — January 12, 2022

Morocco’s Mixed Harvest
Newsletter by McKinley Knoop — January 25, 2021

Egypt's Sisi Risks a Quagmire in Libya — and That's not in the US's Best Interest
Commentary by Jon B. Alterman — June 24, 2020

The DNA of Moroccan Society
Newsletter by Michael Reeves — February 24, 2020

Challenging Authority in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia
Commentary by Will Todman — January 22, 2020

Morocco: Islam as the Foundation of Power
Report by Haim Malka — October 28, 2019

Tunisia: Searching for a Postrevolutionary Religious Equilibrium
Report by Haim Malka — October 28, 2019

Faith in the Balance
Book — October 28, 2019

Regulating Religion in Africa
Event by Haim Malka , Barthelemy Bazemo , Jennifer Cooke , Mvemba Dizolele , and Intissar Fakir — October 23, 2019
