Originally posted on Thicket & Thorp:
The walls of the village of Manṣūra outside of Tlemcen, 1870, by Sir John Baptist Joseph, 12th Baron Dormer (V&A SD.340) That sainthood and social and cultural marginality have a tendency to go together, in Christian and Islamic traditions anyway, will hardly come as a surprise to anyone versed…
Global Warming
Originally posted on Earth Report:
Oases Dry Up – Morocco Residents of the oasis of Alnif say they can’t remember a drought this bad: The land is dry. Some wells are empty. Palm groves that date back more than 100 years are barren. Home to centuries-old oases that have been a trademark of Morocco, this…
Fatima Haddad | Baya Mahieddine (1931-1998)
Originally posted on #PalianSHOW : Art by Women – Women in Arts:
Baya Mahieddine (Arabic: باية محي الدين) or Fatima Haddad (Arabic: فاطمة حداد, born in Bordj El Kiffan on December 12, 1931; died November 9, 1998) was an Algerian artist. While she did not self-identify as belonging to a particular art genre, critics have classified…
Russia Algeria a Trillion dollars waste. Part 3.
Originally posted on Algerian Freedom Alliance:
by Scander Safsaf. 10/04/2018. Algerian Freedom Alliance. A Bicephalous Truth By deterrence I meant benefiting from a nuclear one, and applying a form of state coercion also seen as a deterrence. The very “raison d’être” of such security apparatus, beyond the subject of submission, as I will detail later,…
Global cybersecurity index: what ranking for Algeria?
In today’s world, owning a secure cyberspace embodies an absolute necessity as we all depend on digital lifelines “.
Tunisia: The Progressive Hub of the Arab World — PeaceJoyAustin
Tunisia, arguably the most progressive country in the Arab world, sits in northern Africa halfway between Egypt and Morocco. Like the rest of Northern Africa, it’s far more similar to the Middle East than to sub-Saharan Africa in culture. Out of the 30 countries I’ve been to on my world trip, I would deem Tunisia […] […]
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