Why Morocco Is Playing the Long Game in Ceuta and Melilla
The visit by Spain’s King and Queen to Ceuta and Melilla, and the Moroccan Royal Palace’s silence...
Royal Air Maroc to Launch Direct Casablanca-Essaouira Flights on November 1
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will launch a direct air route between Casablanca and Essaouira on November 1.
Morocco Ranks 47th in Global Hunger Index With Low Hunger Level
Morocco ranked 47th out of 122 in the 2026 Global Hunger Index (GHI), with a score of...
Spain Cries ‘Invasion’ Over Occupied Ceuta While Morocco Waits and Lets Time Do the Talking
“Each word has its weight.” With that terse corrective on Antena 3’s La Mesa Wednesday night, Samir...
Princess Lalla Asmaa Visits Moroccan and Panamanian Children After Cochlear Implant Surgeries
Princess Lalla Asmaa visited 10 children recovering from cochlear implant surgeries in Rabat today, including five from...
Russian Diesel Tanker Carrying 40,000 Tons Heads to Morocco After US-Russia Deal
Russia has resumed loading diesel exports from its Baltic port of Primorsk, with a cargo now bound...
Princess Lalla Asmaa Inaugurates Inclusive University in Rabat
Agadir - Princess Lalla Asmaa inaugurated Lalla Asmaa University today in Rabat, establishing a new institution that...
Morocco Expects More Thunderstorms, Hail
Morocco’s General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) has issued an orange-level weather alert for thunderstorms, possible hail and...
UM6P Selects Four Student Startups to Develop Innovative Healthcare Solutions
Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), through its Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), announced on Tuesday that it...
Moroccan 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 to gain from...
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Moroccan 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 moreDetailsWhy Morocco Is Playing the Long Game in Ceuta and Melilla
The visit by Spain’s King and Queen to Ceuta and Melilla, and the Moroccan Royal Palace’s silence in response, speak...
Read moreDetailsSpatial Inequalities, Materialism, Clientelism: The Driving Forces Behind Conservatism in South Hybrid Regimes
Revisiting Bertrand Badie's book on political development and remembering the lectures by my Professors, among others, Aziz Belal, Bruno Etienne,...
Read moreDetailsWestern Sahara: What the International Crisis Group’s Call for Patience Leaves Out
In his article, “The U.S. and UN Will Need More Patience to Resolve Western Sahara Conflict,” published on 9 October...
Read moreDetailsDivergent Approaches Converge, Ultimately
The advance version of the UN Secretary-General’s 2026 report (S/2026/781) prompted divergent interpretations in Moroccan and international media. International coverage...
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s Development Plans Need Room to Withstand Shocks
The question facing Morocco is not whether to pursue ambitious projects, but how to sustain their benefits when energy costs,...
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s Young Workforce Should Not Meet AI Unprepared
Artificial intelligence now arrives in public debate with two different promises. The first is that it will raise productivity and...
Read moreDetailsReimagining Education in the Age of AI
Artificial intelligence is already changing how people work, communicate, create, and learn. In schools, its arrival has often prompted two...
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s DGSN Hosts Delegations From 24 Countries at New Rabat Headquarters
The Directorate General of National Security (DGSN) opened its new administrative complex in Rabat to judicial delegations from 24 countries...
Read moreDetailsSpain Cries ‘Invasion’ Over Occupied Ceuta While Morocco Waits and Lets Time Do the Talking
“Each word has its weight.” With that terse corrective on Antena 3’s La Mesa Wednesday night, Samir Bennis punctured the...
Read moreDetailsSánchez Reaffirms Spain’s Commitment to Constructive Relations With Morocco
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez reaffirmed Spain’s commitment to maintaining constructive relations with Morocco.
Read moreDetailsSaudi Arabia Reports Missile Interception Near Medina, Houthis Deny Attack
Saudi-led coalition forces said they intercepted and destroyed a cruise missile in the Medina area on Thursday.
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 moreDetailsHouthi Escalation in Saudi Arabia Amplifies Regional Security Concerns
A violent attack by the Houthis hit Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport on October 10, killing at least 12-13...
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s House of Representatives Elects New Bureau, Names Nine Committee Chairs
Morocco’s House of Representatives completed the formation of its leadership bodies on Wednesday, electing eight vice presidents, appointing nine permanent...
Read moreDetailsKorean Ambassador Honors Moroccan Korean War Veteran’s Family, Awards Scholarship
The Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Morocco, Yoon Yeonjean, traveled to Meknes on Tuesday to meet the family...
Read moreDetailsSwedish Police Chief Thanks Morocco for Cooperation After Arrest of Wanted Suspect
Sweden's national police leadership has emphasized the importance of cooperation with Morocco after the arrest of a wanted Swedish suspect.
MSP 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 moreDetailsDivergent Approaches Converge, Ultimately
The advance version of the UN Secretary-General’s 2026 report (S/2026/781) prompted divergent interpretations in Moroccan and international media. International coverage...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Pushes for Voluntary Return, Resettlement for Tindouf Refugees
Morocco has called on the United Nations refugee agency and donor countries to redirect funding toward lasting solutions for people...
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 envoy could sabotage an unrepeatable chance to end the Western Sahara dispute.
Read moreDetailsSenegal Renews Support for Morocco’s Autonomy Plan at UN
Morocco Diesel Prices to Drop by MAD 0.20 per Liter After Six Consecutive Increases
Diesel prices in Morocco are expected to decrease by MAD 0.20 (about $0.02) per liter from late Thursday, October 15, offering motorists limited relief after six consecutive increases since mid-July.
Morocco Allocates $13 Billion to Railway Development by 2030
Morocco’s Saham Group Registers New Investment Holding in Spain
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OCP Moves to Take Full Ownership of Phosphoric Acid Producer EMAPHOS
Princess 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 vocational training for...
Read moreDetailsNine UEMF Researchers Rank Among World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2026
The Euromed University of Fez (UEMF) has strengthened its position on the international research scene, with nine of its researchers named among the world’s top...
Read moreDetailsMines Rabat Students Raise Hazing Concerns Over Alleged Humiliating Practices
A group of first-year students at the National School of Mines of Rabat, known as Mines Rabat or ENSMR, have reportedly complained about hazing practices...
Read moreDetailsMACECE Hosts US Universities at Casablanca Fulbright EducationUSA Reception
MACECE and Dar America hosted a reception yesterday at Dar America in Casablanca for more than 25 representatives of US universities.
Read moreDetailsInternational Students Now Exempt From Diploma Equivalence, Entrance Exams in Morocco
Morocco is easing the conditions under which international students can enroll in its public universities for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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