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The ongoing Morocco-bashing campaign that Spanish media and political elites have unleashed since the July 29-30 mass...
Anass Salah-Eddine Nears Panathinaikos Transfer
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Spain’s Minister of Youth and Childhood Sira Rego said Saturday that around 2,100 migrant children are currently...
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Morocco joined Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday in sponsoring a resolution at the International Atomic...
Falcon Energy Materials Raises C$30 Million to Advance Morocco Anode Plant
Falcon Energy Materials PLC, a UK-based graphite materials company developing a coated spheronized purified graphite (CSPG) facility...
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Rabat – Manchester City coach Enzo Maresca has praised Moroccan international Ayoub Bouaddi, saying the young midfielder...
Yasser Zabiri Scores Twice to Lead Racing Santander to 2-1 Win Over Alaves
Rabat – Moroccan international Yasser Zabiri delivered a standout performance on Saturday, scoring twice to help Racing...
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Pope Leo XIV has appointed Spanish priest Mario León Dorado as coadjutor archbishop of Rabat. The Holy...
Flick Targets Champions League, Third Straight LaLiga Crown With Barcelona
Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has set his sights on winning the UEFA Champions League and securing...
When Morocco Says ‘Enough’: What Comes Next?
The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ statement on the Ceuta crisis could not have been clearer or firmer. No threats, no insults, no...
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The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ statement on the Ceuta crisis could not have been clearer or firmer. No threats,...
Read moreDetailsSpanish Military Intelligence Scandal in Ceuta: Gross Negligence or Betrayal?
A document reported by Spanish newspaper El Mundo on September 11 has pushed the events in Spanish-occupied Ceuta into a...
Read moreDetailsCeuta, Melilla: Spain’s Inversion of History and the Coming Reckoning with Morocco
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Read moreDetailsWhen a Nation-State Speaks: Morocco Elevates the Debate with Spain
On September 10, Morocco’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued clarifications on recent developments in relations with Spain, reaffirming the bilateral...
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The 40 documents released by the Spanish government over the events in Spanish-occupied Ceuta reveal a striking contradiction.
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Morocco's growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles is changing what public-safety agencies can see from the air. But as drone...
Read moreDetailsSpain Fails to Secure EU Sanctions Against Morocco Over Ceuta Border Entry
Spain’s efforts to secure European action against Morocco over the mass entry through the Tarajal border crossing have so far...
Read moreDetailsWhen Morocco Says ‘Enough’: What Comes Next?
The Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ statement on the Ceuta crisis could not have been clearer or firmer. No threats,...
Read moreDetailsCeuta’s 2,100 Migrant Children Become Flashpoint in Spain’s Political Debate
Spain’s Minister of Youth and Childhood Sira Rego said Saturday that around 2,100 migrant children are currently registered in Ceuta’s...
Read moreDetailsSpanish Military Intelligence Scandal in Ceuta: Gross Negligence or Betrayal?
A document reported by Spanish newspaper El Mundo on September 11 has pushed the events in Spanish-occupied Ceuta into a...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Co-Sponsors IAEA Resolution Closing Syria’s Assad-Era Nuclear File
Morocco joined Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday in sponsoring a resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)...
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Former Israeli police officer and lawmaker Yoav Segalovitz will run as the No. 2 candidate on the Arab Ra’am party’s...
Read moreDetails45,000 Rally for Catalan Independence in Barcelona During National Day
Around 45,000 people gathered in central Barcelona on September 11 for a pro-independence rally marking Catalonia’s National Day, La Diada,...
Read moreDetailsCeuta Official Resigns After CNI Warning Over Mass Migration Emerges
Gonzalo Sanz, chief of staff to the Spanish government’s delegate in Ceuta, resigned Friday after declassified documents showed that Spain’s...
Read moreDetailsAlgeria Closes Airspace to UAE Aircraft After Severing Ties
Algeria closes its airspace to all UAE-registered civilian and military aircraft starting Friday, September 11, following its decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates.
Spain Imports Algeria’s Memorial Rent With Its Sahrawi Nationality Law
Spain’s Congress of Deputies approved on Thursday a bill extending Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977, when...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Urges UNHCR to Shift Tindouf Funding Toward ‘Durable Solutions’
Morocco has urged the UN refugee agency to place long-term solutions at the center of its spending for the Tindouf...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Strengthens Western Sahara Position With Fresh Backing From 40 Countries
A group of 40 countries has reaffirmed its support for Morocco’s “full and complete sovereignty” over its southern provinces and...
Read moreDetailsDenmark Reaffirms Support for Morocco’s ‘Credible’ Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara
Denmark has renewed its support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara, describing the proposal as “credible” and a “good...
Read moreDetailsUS Military Delegation Visits Dakhla Port Amid Deeper Washington Engagement in Sahara
A delegation of senior US military officials from the US Embassy in Rabat visited the Atlantic Port in Dakhla, the...
Read moreDetailsGermany Backs EU-Morocco Trade Framework on the Sahara, Registers No Reservations
Germany has thrown its weight behind the new EU-Morocco trade framework that preserves European tariff preferences for products originating in...
Read moreDetailsEU Refuses Sahara Probe Demand, Reaffirms Morocco Partnership Over Polisario
Brussels has brushed aside a coordinated push by a bloc of far-left and green lawmakers who tried to drag the...
Read moreDetailsMarzouki Blames Algeria’s Sahara Policy for the ‘Clinical Death’ of the Maghreb Union
Former Tunisian president Moncef Marzouki has leveled a blunt charge at Algiers, arguing that Algeria’s handling of the Western Sahara...
Read moreDetailsSpain Imports Algeria’s Memorial Rent With Its Sahrawi Nationality Law
Spain’s Congress of Deputies approved on Thursday a bill extending Spanish nationality to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977, when the territory lay under Spanish colonial administration, and to their first-degree descendants.
Read moreDetailsMorocco Marks 47 Years Since Recovery of Oued Ed-Dahab
France Accounts for 90% of Morocco’s FDI Inflow Increase in 2025
Morocco’s merchandise trade deficit reached $37.5 billion in 2025, or 21% of GDP, according to France’s Directorate General of the Treasury.
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Morocco Sets 8 AM Start for Classes Under New Official Legal Time
Morocco’s Ministry of National Education, Preschool, and Sports has announced Wednesday the new class schedules that will begin at 8:00 a.m. as part of adjustments to the country’s...
Read moreDetailsMoroccan Students Will Need Up to £14,130 for UK Student Visa From November 30
Moroccan students planning to study in the United Kingdom will need to prove they hold larger sums of money before they can secure a Student...
Read moreDetailsBritish Embassy Hosts Pre-departure Reception for Moroccan Chevening Scholars
The British Embassy in Rabat hosted a pre-departure reception on Wednesday for the 2025/26 cohort of Moroccan Chevening Scholars.
Read moreDetails200 EducationUSA Alumni Gather in Casablanca to Advance US-Morocco Ties
The US Mission in Morocco brought together around 200 alumni of US universities, business leaders, and academic partners in Casablanca on Saturday, August 29, for...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Tightens Monitoring of Student Absences, Textbook Supply Ahead of 2026-2027 School Year
Morocco’s Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports has introduced stricter measures to monitor student attendance and the availability of school textbooks ahead of the...
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