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Where education takes the biggest bite
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Where education takes the biggest bite
June 21, 2026

What a nation spends on education reveals its future ambitions. While economic giants dominate headlines in raw dollars, it is often smaller, developing nations that invest the deepest – sacrificing the largest share of their GDP to build classrooms, train teachers, and equip the next generation.

Countries with highest and lowest average IQ levels: Africa
April 8, 2026

his infographic maps the highest and lowest average IQ scores across Africa, using the latest 2026 rankings from the International IQ Test. 

Countries with highest and lowest average IQ levels: Africa
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This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
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This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
August 11, 2025

This infographic maps the complex landscape of African attitudes toward Russia—revealing where support is strongest, where skepticism prevails, and how historical ties shape perceptions today.

Tunisian group sues French-Tunisian imam for ‘high treason’ over visit to Israel
July 18, 2025

Watchdog demands Hassen Chalghoumi loses citizenship after ‘undermining the prestige of the Tunisian state’

Tunisian group sues French-Tunisian imam for ‘high treason’ over visit to Israel
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Africans’ Big Heart for Turkey’s Earthquake Victims Goes a Long Way
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Africans’ Big Heart for Turkey’s Earthquake Victims Goes a Long Way
March 2, 2023

Turks are beginning to turn their minds to who they can count on, Martin Jay writes.

Counter-Revolution Strikes Tunisia
August 3, 2021

True to its word, for all the years since 2011, the Brotherhood has lowered its rhetoric on Palestine, and the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood was part of a Syrian opposition coalition which did not harbor much ill-will toward the Israeli occupation.

Counter-Revolution Strikes Tunisia
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Algeria’s ‘Revolution of Smiles’: Where Will It Lead?
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Algeria’s ‘Revolution of Smiles’: Where Will It Lead?
April 15, 2019

So in this week’s column, instead of writing my own, fairly ill-informed thoughts about Algeria, I’m happy to share the following exclusive interview I conducted with Bill Quandt about the exciting developments there.

America Is Quietly Expanding Its War in Tunisia
September 22, 2018

The United States has maintained a military presence in Tunisia for at least four-and-a-half years, rendering it unlikely that the events of Mount Semmama were an isolated incident limited to a mere advisory role, as the AFRICOM spokesperson claimed. The battle involving U.S. troops occurred amid an intense campaign aimed at dislodging militants from their mountain stronghold.

America Is Quietly Expanding Its War in Tunisia
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