The High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) has confirmed the "nullity" of the return by the Moroccan authorities of an Algerian migrant who was trying to reach Ceuta by swimming.
Since the Marouane Fellaini affair, Morocco has changed its paradigm and is now successfully attracting many dual-national players. The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) is doing better than the federations of countries like France, Algeria, Spain and Belgium.
At the UN, Morocco rejected the Algerian demand to expand the powers of MINURSO to include human rights monitoring in the Sahara.
The Muslim community in France is outraged by Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau who, in the name of the principle of secularism, boycotted the iftar of the ambassadors of the Great Mosque of Paris.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has once again accused Morocco, without naming it, of flooding his country with drugs.
Algeria accuses Morocco of waging a media war against it, which would have taken on serious proportions after the normalization of diplomatic relations between the kingdom and Israel.
Gérald Darmanin, the French Minister of Justice, believes that the expulsion of foreign prisoners in France to their home countries, particularly Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, to serve their sentences there would help solve the problem of prison overcrowding.
In Morocco as in Algeria, the programs specially designed for the holy month of Ramadan are a big hit and generate considerable advertising revenue.
The recent arrival in Morocco of Algerian personalities and delegations is causing concerns. Some consider it a provocation, while others fear an attack on the territorial integrity of the kingdom.
The diplomatic tug-of-war between Paris and Algiers has shifted to the religious field with the decision of the French Minister of the Interior to boycott the "ambassadors’ iftar" organized on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan by the Great Mosque of Paris due to the direct relations between this place of worship and the Algerian government.
Rachid Nekkaz, a Franco-Algerian citizen and former candidate in the Algerian presidential election, was questioned by the Marrakech police on Monday evening.
In its rivalry with Morocco, Algeria is intensifying its arms race, once again turning to Russia. The kingdom is embarking on the same dynamic.