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Abdennour Toumi

Abdennour Toumi is a journalist and a North African Studies specialist who received his PhD in Political Science from Toulouse University in France. His articles have been published by many outlets, and he has featured in reputable media channels including Daily Sabah, TRT World and BBC Turkish. He worked as a lecturer in the Department of Middle East and North African Studies at the Portland Community College, and was a member of the Portland State University Center for Middle Eastern Studies. His focus is on issues such as the socio-political mutations of North Africa; the role of Turkey in this region; the problem of immigrants, and the interactions of the North African diaspora in France.

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Algiers’ 31st Arab League Leaders Summit: Last Chance for Arab Unity

by Abdennour Toumi
21 October 2022

Algeria will be holding the 31st Arab League Leaders Summit in Algiers on November 1 and 2, 2022. It is the country’s fourth Arab League summit that Algeria will be organizing since the country’s independence in 1962. The 31st Arab League leaders’ summit coincides with the commemoration of Algeria’s sixty years of active diplomacy. A narrative that has been pushed ahead since the election of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in December

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What makes the Algeria-Palestine relationship unique?

Algeria, the land of patriotism and martyrdom, the country of a million and a half martyrs, like Palestinians. Algerians are known for their unconditional support of the Palestinian cause. Chronologically, in 1965, the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s (PLO) first office in Algeria was opened in Victor Hugo Street in Algiers and headed by Ibrahim Khalil al-Wazir, also known as Abou Jihad, who was assassinated by Mossad in 1988 in Tunis. Active

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by Abdennour Toumi
29 August 2022
INTERVIEW

Massoud Maalouf: “Food security could become a serious issue in the Middle East and North Africa in the near future”

Abdennour Toumi: The latest trip of President Biden to Israel

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by Abdennour Toumi
23 August 2022
INTERVIEW

David Powell: “Media in the Middle East is largely under the influence of the government”

Abdennour Toumi: The media played a key role in mobilizing

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by Abdennour Toumi
6 August 2022
INTERVIEW

Prof. Don McLain Gill: “Turkey has proven to be a key mediator in the Russia-Ukraine crisis with partnerships on both sides”

by Abdennour Toumi
12 April 2022

Abdennour Toumi: Twenty days have passed since the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out. What is your take on the geopolitical and geoeconomic impacts of this conflict on the neighboring countries

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The Evian Accords of 1962: The end of occupation in Algeria

by Abdennour Toumi
26 March 2022

Throughout the entire month of March 2022, French public networks, TV, radios, and left-leaning magazines have been running programs and interviews about the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the Evian Accords,

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In time of war: Double standards in humanitarian solidarity

by Abdennour Toumi
4 March 2022

Scornful statements by some French and American network commentators on the Russia-Ukraine war shocked their viewers. However, these comments did add to the narrative of Islamophobia, and xenophobia and politics in the

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INTERVIEW

Maha Saleh: “The desire of Arab women to be active in important settings is clear”

by Abdennour Toumi
24 February 2022

Abdennour Toumi: The problem of women in the Arab world is recognized as one of the most complex social problems. Are you satisfied with the success of Arab and Eastern women today,

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Algeria’s new diplomatic activism doctrine

by Abdennour Toumi
10 February 2022

Algeria’s tumultuous geopolitical environment, in the aftermath of the fall of the late President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s system in April 2019, has the tendency to push new leaders in the country, civilian and

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Dr. Michel Maietta: “The current international definition of a refugee is outdated and poorly limited”

by Abdennour Toumi
19 January 2022

Abdennour Toumi: The question of migrants has been challenging policymakers on the one hand and has worked as a catchy political selling point for right-wing and far-right parties on the other. What

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Algeria’s regional involvement imperatives

by Abdennour Toumi
14 January 2022

The year 2022 is a year of celebrations in Algeria, as the country will be celebrating the sixtieth anniversary of independence, ending a hundred and thirty-two years of harsh and brutal occupation.

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Prof. Karim Emile Bitar: “France has had difficulties in facing the dark chapters of its history”

by Abdennour Toumi
3 January 2022

Abdennour Toumi: How would you assess President Emmanuel Macron’s MENA foreign policy? Prof. Karim Emile Bitar: Shortly after he announced his candidacy for the presidential elections, in early 2017, Macron visited Beirut

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The prospect of Algerian-Egyptian cooperation

by Abdennour Toumi
14 December 2021

A preemptive and proactive foreign policy lies at the heart of Algeria’s new foreign policy paradigm. Algiers is pushing for the deep involvement of the Algerian-Egyptian tandem in the African Union (AU)

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Prof. Abdel-Fattah Mady: “The military should not have tutelage over the people and elected institutions”

by Abdennour Toumi
12 November 2021

Abdennour Toumi: François-Marie Arouet, known as Voltaire, once said: “While states have armies, the Prussian Army has a state.” What are the reasons for the idea that Arab armies have states? Is

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Opinion

  • Author: Abdennour Toumi
    By Abdennour Toumi
    Algiers’ 31st Arab League Leaders Summit: Last Chance for Arab Unity
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    By Mustafa Yetim
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    By Umud Shokri
    Iran’s Drones in the Russo-Ukrainian war
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    By Ismail Sari
    The death of Mahsa Amini: The women’s issue in Iran
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    By Selcuk Bacalan
    The recent events in Baghdad and their reflections on the Turkmens
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    By Mehmet Alaca
    Sadr’s eternal dilemma: Politician or cleric?

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