Morocco’s Migration Trap: Condemned If It Cracks Down, Blamed If It Doesn’t
Since the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, the Spanish press has...
Spain Manufactured the Pull Effect for Migration and Faulted Morocco for the Flood
There is a species of political theater in which the verdict precedes the trial and the neighbor...
Ceuta Shirts Put Football’s Political Neutrality to the Test
Rabat – Football has long been presented as a sport that brings nations together, transcending borders, political...
ONMT Presents Morocco’s Tourism Strategy at IFTM Top Resa in Paris
Morocco showcased its tourism development strategy at a conference held on the sideline of IFTM Top Resa...
Josep Pedrerol Attacks Lamine Yamal for Being ‘Moroccan’
Josep Pedrerol, host of the Spanish football program El Chiringuito, has drawn backlash after referring to Barcelona...
Pellegrini Defends Ezzalzouli Over Ceuta Shirt Controversy
Real Betis head coach Manuel Pellegrini has defended Moroccan international Abde Ezzalzouli following the controversy surrounding his...
inDrive Brings SWAB Back to Morocco, Turning Intercity Trips Into Shared Experiences Rooted in Local Traditions
Ride-hailing and ridesharing app inDrive has announced an interactive initiative for their City to City long distance...
Spain’s Planas: EPP Proposal to Suspend Morocco-EU Association Deal is ‘Nonsense’
Spain’s Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas has reiterated his defense of cooperation with Rabat, including the Morocco-EU...
Lekjaa: ‘Africa Has the Right to Host a World Cup Final for the Second Time’
Morocco will continue to defend its bid to host the 2030 World Cup final while presenting itself...
Ghost of Empire: Spain’s Sahrawi Citizenship Law Is a Colonial Trojan Horse
Spain’s lower house has approved legislation granting Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977—the date marking the end of Spain’s colonial...
Read moreDetailsAlberto Núñez Feijóo’s ‘Evidence’ Does Not Support His ‘Hybrid War’ Fallacy
Ceuta before the European Parliament: When Accusation Precedes Evidence
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Ghost of Empire: Spain’s Sahrawi Citizenship Law Is a Colonial Trojan Horse
Spain’s lower house has approved legislation granting Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977—the date marking the end...
Read moreDetailsGrowing Voter Awareness Is Upending the Boycott Narrative in Morocco’s 2026 Election
As Morocco approaches its September 23, 2026 legislative elections, the political debate is increasingly moving beyond the familiar divide between...
Read moreDetailsSpanish Vertigo: The Strategic Weight of Facing a Confident, Assertive Morocco
The ongoing migration crisis did not create Spanish hostility toward Morocco. It merely lifted the lid off something that had...
Read moreDetailsDomestic Politics and Foreign Policy Nexus: How internal constraints Influence Spain’s Behavior Towards Morocco
Following the 1973 Yom Kippur/October War and during a tense period of US–Israeli "shuttle diplomacy" Henry Kissinger once said that...
Read moreDetailsMorocco’s Migration Trap: Condemned If It Cracks Down, Blamed If It Doesn’t
Since the mass entry of migrants into Ceuta on July 30 and 31, the Spanish press has published a flood...
Read moreDetailsMoroccan Youth and Party-Less Politics: Toward a New Grammar of Civic Participation
Youth could well be the decisive factor in Morocco’s 2026 elections, yet it would be a mistake to regard it...
Read moreDetailsAlberto Núñez Feijóo’s ‘Evidence’ Does Not Support His ‘Hybrid War’ Fallacy
The leaders of Spain’s Partido Popular (People’s Party), including its president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo; the president of the Community of...
Read moreDetailsCeuta before the European Parliament: When Accusation Precedes Evidence
The European Parliament is preparing to debate the tragic events that occurred in Ceuta on 30 and 31 July under...
Read moreDetailsIsrael Says it Agrees with Morocco to Upgrade Ties, Appoint Ambassadors
The Israeli government said today that Morocco has agreed to upgrade ties with Tel Aviv and appoint ambassadors. The decision...
Read moreDetailsGhost of Empire: Spain’s Sahrawi Citizenship Law Is a Colonial Trojan Horse
Spain’s lower house has approved legislation granting Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis born before September 29, 1977—the date marking the end...
Read moreDetailsSpain Manufactured the Pull Effect for Migration and Faulted Morocco for the Flood
There is a species of political theater in which the verdict precedes the trial and the neighbor stands convicted before...
Read moreDetails2030 World Cup: Where Does Sport Stand in Morocco’s Election Campaigns?
Rabat - Morocco's political parties are entering the campaign for the September 23 legislative elections with programs built primarily around...
Read moreDetailsSpain’s Planas: EPP Proposal to Suspend Morocco-EU Association Deal is ‘Nonsense’
Spain’s Minister of Agriculture Luis Planas has reiterated his defense of cooperation with Rabat, including the Morocco-EU Association Agreement, amid...
Read moreDetailsGrowing Voter Awareness Is Upending the Boycott Narrative in Morocco’s 2026 Election
As Morocco approaches its September 23, 2026 legislative elections, the political debate is increasingly moving beyond the familiar divide between...
Read moreDetailsSaudi Arabia Intercepts Drone Targeting Mecca; US Issues Travel Advisory
The US issued a travel advisory today for its citizens, warning them to reconsider traveling to Saudi Arabia. The warning...
Read moreDetailsSpanish Vertigo: The Strategic Weight of Facing a Confident, Assertive Morocco
The ongoing migration crisis did not create Spanish hostility toward Morocco. It merely lifted the lid off something that had...
Read moreDetailsSánchez Sets Deadline to Resolve Ceuta Crisis, Dismisses Morocco ‘Blackmail’ Claims
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said his government expects to stabilize the situation in Ceuta before the end of this year, while dismissing claims that Morocco could be using information allegedly obtained through Pegasus spyware to influence his policies.
Ghana Confirms Withdrawal of Recognition of Polisario, Renews Support for Morocco’s Western Sahara Autonomy Plan
Ghana has shut down Polisario's claims and allegations, renewing its firm decision on the withdrawal of its recognition of Polisario's...
Read moreDetailsPolisario Touts Ghana Ambassador’s Alleged Credentials Presentation
Ghana has allegedly received a Polisario envoy, raising fresh questions over Accra’s position on the Western Sahara dispute.
Read moreDetailsBoulos Reaffirms US Support for Lasting Political Solution to Western Sahara Dispute
US top adviser Massad Boulos reaffirmed Washington’s support for a lasting and mutually acceptable political solution to 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...
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 moreDetailsGhana Confirms Withdrawal of Recognition of Polisario, Renews Support for Morocco’s Western Sahara Autonomy Plan
Ghana has shut down Polisario's claims and allegations, renewing its firm decision on the withdrawal of its recognition of Polisario's self-styled "Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic" (SADR).
Read moreDetailsMorocco Marks 47 Years Since Recovery of Oued Ed-Dahab
Morocco Among Top Weightings in JPMorgan’s New Frontier Local-Currency Bond Index
Morocco will feature among the most heavily represented countries in a new JPMorgan bond index due to launch before the end of September, according to a note the bank sent to investors and reviewed by Reuters, which first...
EBRD Approves €25 Million to BCP to Finance Green Investments in Morocco
Morocco’s Budget Deficit Reaches MAD 56.9 Billion by August
Morocco Showcases South-South Cooperation at Ecuador’s International Fair
Morocco’s Pharmaceutical Trade Deficit to Reach $1.4 Billion by 2030
Morocco’s Al Hoceima Opens Three New University Institutions
Al Hoceima is expanding its higher education offer with three new institutions under Abdelmalek Essaâdi University.
Read moreDetailsPISA 2025: Moroccan Students Rank Among Lowest Performers Globally
Morocco’s education system continues to face several challenges, with Moroccan students recording some of the lowest scores among the 91 countries and economies assessed in...
Read moreDetailsMorocco Welcomes 8.2 Million Students for New School Year
Morocco opened the 2026-2027 school year on Monday, with more than 8.2 million students set to return to classrooms across the country as the government...
Read moreDetailsRabat Business School Breaks Into Financial Times Global Top 10
Rabat Business School, the business school of the International University of Rabat (UIR), has reached a new high in its international rise, securing 10th place...
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...
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