The Legal Gaps in Spain’s Self-Serving Legal Narrative on Ceuta Waters
Since El País reported on October 12 that Moroccan warships had reportedly entered the waters off Ceuta...
Lagouira for Mauritania, the Sahara for Morocco? The Barter That Can’t Be
Jeune Afrique turned the whisper into a headline. Its October 18 dispatch cast Mauritania as a state...
Bayt Mal Al-Quds Provides Emergency Aid to East Jerusalem Care Home
Morocco’s Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency provided emergency assistance on Wednesday to the Arab Orthodox Charitable Shelter for...
The Times Apologizes to Infantino Over Salary, Property Claims
British newspaper The Times has issued a public apology to FIFA and its president Gianni Infantino after...
Morocco Registers 66,277 New Businesses by End of August 2026
Morocco registered 66,277 new businesses during the first eight months of 2026, with limited liability companies accounting...
Spanish Court Refers Alleged Rape Case to Morocco, Citing Lack of Jurisdiction
A Spanish judge in Lanzarote decided to refer proceedings concerning an alleged rape aboard a migrant boat...
Ten Hag Backs Amrabat, Says United Should’ve Kept Him
Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has revealed that he wanted Moroccan international Sofyan Amrabat to...
Morocco Launches 16th National Breastfeeding Promotion Campaign
Morocco's Ministry of Health and Social Protection has launched the 16th edition of its national breastfeeding promotion...
Airports of Morocco Appoints Nabil Massali Head of Air Navigation Division
Morocco’s Airports of Morocco, formerly known as the National Airports Office (ONDA), has appointed Nabil Massali to...
Spanish Throne and the Legitimization of Occupation and Abuses in Ceuta, Melilla
Spain brought the highest symbols of the state to occupied Ceuta and Melilla in an attempt to legitimize their continued occupation and conceal...
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Spain brought the highest symbols of the state to occupied Ceuta and Melilla in an attempt to legitimize their continued...
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Few technological artifacts have condensed, within a single object, the scientific ambition, engineering prowess, and symbolic reach of a civilization...
Read moreDetailsThe Legal Gaps in Spain’s Self-Serving Legal Narrative on Ceuta Waters
Since El País reported on October 12 that Moroccan warships had reportedly entered the waters off Ceuta during the late-July...
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When a maritime route is disrupted, the effect on a family in Morocco may arrive through the price of food...
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On March 26, satellite imagery of the port of Sohar showed nearly twice as many vessels as in December, before...
Read moreDetailsWestern Sahara: Why Morocco Is Confident Entering a New Diplomatic Phase
Morocco’s victory in the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly on October 15, 2026, gives new momentum to...
Read moreDetailsThe Earphones in the Chamber: What Makes an Official Language
In September 2023, something new and comic happened in the Spanish Congress of Deputies: members began wearing earphones. A deputy...
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While international debate over the Moroccan Sahara remains largely structured around the Polisario Front, demographic and electoral data raise a...
Read moreDetailsEl Mansouri Defends Khayr Dismissal as ‘Political Courage,’ Not Confusion
Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri defended the dismissal of Madiha Khayr before the House of Councillors on Wednesday,...
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The US Consulate General in Casablanca will take passport and notarial services directly to American citizens in several Moroccan cities,...
Read moreDetailsNabil Benabdellah Calls for Swift Measures to Restore Public Trust
Education Minister Nabil Benabdellah said the government must take strong and immediate decisions to restore citizens’ trust in politics.
Read moreDetailsSpain Reports 12,142 Migrant Voluntary Returns to Morocco From Occupied Ceuta Since August
Spain’s government spokesperson Elma Saiz announced on Tuesday that a total of 12,702 people have returned from occupied Ceuta to...
Read moreDetailsSpanish Intelligence Report Examines Alleged Network Behind Mass Arrivals in Ceuta
Spain’s National Intelligence Center (CNI) has identified what it describes as a structured logistics network that allegedly helped Moroccan migrants...
Read moreDetailsThe Council of Government Approves Draft Finance Bill for 2027
The Council of Government approved draft Finance Bill No. 60.26 for the 2027 budget year in Rabat today, at a...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Hosts Training of Up to 500 Moroccan Personnel for Gaza Stabilization Force
Morocco has reportedly hosted training of up to 500 Moroccan personnel in preparation for their mobilization as part of the...
Read moreDetailsA New Platform Counts Every Time a Moroccan Politician Says ‘Blwara’
A Moroccan political buzzword now has its own public ledger. An independent platform called “Blwara” documents every recorded instance of...
Read moreDetailsA New Platform Counts Every Time a Moroccan Politician Says ‘Blwara’
A Moroccan political buzzword now has its own public ledger. An independent platform called “Blwara” documents every recorded instance of a politician using the Arabic word بلورة – “blwara” – and logs each one with the speaker’s name, the...
Lagouira for Mauritania, the Sahara for Morocco? The Barter That Can’t Be
Jeune Afrique turned the whisper into a headline. Its October 18 dispatch cast Mauritania as a state now wishing to...
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Morocco’s victory in the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly on October 15, 2026, gives new momentum to...
Read moreDetailsMSP Warns Polisario’s Threat to Quit UN Process Could Sabotage Western Sahara Peace
The Saharawi Movement for Peace (MSP) warned on Thursday that the Polisario Front’s threat to suspend cooperation with the UN...
Read moreDetailsUN Fourth Committee Adopts Sahara Resolution Consecrating Resolution 2797
October has once again emerged as a defining month in the long diplomatic history of Morocco’s Western Sahara dispute. On...
Read moreDetailsMoroccan Sahara: Fifty Years of Deadlock, and the Time for Accountability Has Come
Some conflicts withstand the passage of time. Others persist because time alone cannot resolve them when certain actors have more...
Read moreDetailsCountries Urge UNHCR to Outline Durable Solutions for Tindouf Camp Residents
The group of countries supporting the work of the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) on protracted displacement called Thursday for...
Read moreDetailsOngoing Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan Amid Algeria’s Clinging to Outdated Narratives
An increasing number of countries continue to renew their support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan as a basis for negotiations to...
Read moreDetailsUN Resolution 2797 Shifts Sahara Issue Toward Final Settlement, Hilale Says
Morocco’s ambassador to the United Nations, Omar Hilale, said Resolution 2797 marks a major shift in how the UN addresses...
Read moreDetailsLagouira for Mauritania, the Sahara for Morocco? The Barter That Can’t Be
Jeune Afrique turned the whisper into a headline. Its October 18 dispatch cast Mauritania as a state now wishing to see its sovereignty recognized over the Moroccan city of Lagouira, and floated a supposed barter – Nouakchott’s recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Western Sahara against Rabat’s...
Read moreDetails8 Countries Reaffirm Commitment to Morocco’s Autonomy Plan
Senegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Laprophan Moves to Acquire Moroccan Drugmaker Polymedic, Pending Regulatory Nod
Moroccan pharmaceutical group Laprophan has signed a contract to acquire 100% of the capital of Corporate Investment Holding (CIH), the parent company of the Polymedic laboratory. The group announced the deal on Wednesday and filed a notification with...
Morocco’s EU Butane Imports Reach €182.4 Million, Volumes Drop 11.4%
Hapag-Lloyd Expands China-Morocco Maritime Connections
Morocco’s Tourism Sector Contributes 7.5% to GDP in 2025
RBS Brings Global Experts Together to Help Researchers Publish in Leading Journals
Researchers from the Global South need better access to academic publishing opportunities, stronger research foundations, and greater engagement with international academic networks, experts said Wednesday at a workshop...
Read moreDetailsAmideast, Boeing Graduate Moroccan Students in Inaugural AeroSTAR Aviation Program
Moroccan high school students were among 216 participants from five countries who completed the inaugural AeroSTAR program, a career-exploration initiative run by Amideast and Boeing...
Read moreDetailsLotfi Belmahi on UM6P’s Push to Turn Research Into Impact
As University Mohammed VI Polytechnic approaches its 10th anniversary, the university is expanding its focus beyond conventional higher education and research, seeking to connect scientific...
Read moreDetailsUEMF and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Inaugurate Shared International Campus in Fez
The Euro-Mediterranean University of Fez (UEMF) and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University officially inaugurated their Shared International Campus on Thursday, October 15, marking a new chapter...
Read moreDetailsPrincess Lalla Asmaa Inaugurates Inclusive University in Rabat
Agadir - Princess Lalla Asmaa inaugurated Lalla Asmaa University today in Rabat, establishing a new institution that brings together hearing sciences, sign language, technology, and...
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A Moroccan influencer has been sentenced to five years and six months in prison for his role in the robbery of a diamond-encrusted luxury watch worth around £140,000 (MAD 1.82 million) in London, according to the Metropolitan Police.
Morocco Women’s Table Tennis Team Win Bronze at African Championships
Rabat – Morocco’s women’s national table tennis team won the bronze medal at the African Table Tennis Championships held in...
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Real Madrid continued their perfect Champions League start with a 4-1 win over RB Leipzig at the Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday.
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Mounir Nasraoui, the father of Barcelona star Lamine Yamal, has attracted attention on social media after declaring that he does not need to work because he has...
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Former Morocco head coach Walid Regragui has expressed regret over Lamine Yamal’s decision to represent Spain instead of Morocco, revealing that the Atlas Lions had made every...
Read moreDetailsThe Times Apologizes to Infantino Over Salary, Property Claims
British newspaper The Times has issued a public apology to FIFA and its president Gianni Infantino after retracting claims about an alleged undisclosed salary and a property...
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