After an initial victory in 2023, a Moroccan woman has just lost her new appeal against a refusal of residence and an OQTF. When her case was reexamined, she no longer had an active job, and no employer had applied for a work permit.
Two people have initiated legal proceedings against Royal Air Maroc in a U.S. federal court. Their complaint, classified under personal injuries related to air transportation, is to be heard by a Florida court.
An association of lawyers is suing the state over repeated delays in renewing residence permits in Hauts-de-Seine. It is seeking a penalty of €300,000 per month to force the prefecture to change its practices.
MoroccoAnimal protection associations are denouncing new killings of stray dogs in several Moroccan cities, particularly in Tinghir. They are calling for an end to shootings and the implementation of sterilization and vaccination programs announced by authorities.
MoroccoThe U.S. military budget proposal for 2027 asks the Pentagon to assess its dependence on foreign phosphate. Morocco is explicitly cited among major suppliers whose weight and geopolitical risk must be measured.
SpainMorocco has on paper a much larger tank fleet than Spain. Faced with this numerical advantage, Madrid highlights the modernity of its Leopards, their homogeneity and what is considered simpler logistics.
MoroccoAfter a slow start in early July, vacationers are flooding into Tétouan, Martil, M’diq, Fnideq and Tanger. Professionals are delighted by this rebound, while contesting criticism over prices sometimes deemed higher than in Spain.
MoroccoVacationers are denouncing payments reaching up to 40 dirhams at Aghroud beach, near Agadir. The sum is allegedly required to settle under trees or access certain rest areas.
SportAyoub Bouaddi took advantage of the 2026 World Cup to step up to a new level. The value of the young Moroccan midfielder is said to have jumped by 30 million euros , now reaching 80 million, the same as Achraf Hakimi.
SportLamine Yamal was particularly targeted by racist and Islamophobic comments during the World Cup. His origins and identity fueled a wave of discriminatory messages on Spanish social networks.
MoroccoConvicted in Belgium and the Netherlands for cocaine trafficking, Jos Leijdekkers now lives in Sierra Leone, where he has become the president’s son-in-law. His name remains linked to the disappearance of Naima Jillal and accusations from his former Moroccan partner.
MoroccoSeveral families affected by demolitions of the royal Mahaj project protested in front of the Sidi Belyout district office. They claim they have received neither replacement housing nor compensation, several months after their homes were destroyed.
MoroccoA man who hoped to obtain a mortgage claims to have been used as a front man by a network suspected of creating shell companies and defrauding financing organizations. The case led two suspects before the Fès prosecutor’s office.