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The New Maps of Influence Taking Shape Across MENA

As alliances become more flexible, regional capitals are building a political order defined by choice rather than alignment.

Al Mantiq Editorial Desk   |   ·  1 min read

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Regional order

Politics

Politics

Government, diplomacy, elections and the exercise of power across the Middle East and North Africa.

Economy

Energy, trade, labour, investment and the economic decisions shaping the region.

Society

Cities, migration, demography, education and everyday life across MENA societies.

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Society · Urban life

Cities Between Memory and Modernity

A younger generation is renegotiating belonging in the streets, homes, and institutions of North Africa.

September 10, 2026  ·  1 min read

Security

Conflict, armed actors, borders and the security arrangements that govern the region.

Culture

Language, history, literature, art and the ideas that shape how the region is understood.

Historic architecture and daily life in Tunis

Culture · Culture

The Archive Is Alive

Artists across the region are making inherited memory a language for the present.

September 6, 2026  ·  1 min read

Opinion

Argument and commentary from the Al Mantiq editorial desk and invited contributors.

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