Over time, Morocco has become a factory of super-mathematicians. A reputation recognized in France where Moroccan high school graduates perform much better in math than the French.
In France, personalized housing assistance (APL) will be abolished for non-EU foreign students who are not scholarship recipients in 2026. Recorded in the draft law, this measure will affect Moroccan students and other non-EU nationalities.
The Sarreguemines (Moselle) court sentenced on Wednesday to seven years in prison a man of Moroccan origin who fatally hit in August 2024 a Sanef employee at the Saint-Avold toll booth.
Ilias’ life, then 4 years old, took a turn after a drowning incident at Aquaboulevard, a large aquatic complex in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, in 2015. More than 10 years after the incident, the company faces a hefty fine.
Morad R., 39, a regular at Parisian clubs, is accused by six ex-partners of theft, violence, and manipulation. They recount how they were trapped by this man and are launching a call for witnesses.
In Nîmes, a renowned magistrate is expressing his pessimism about the fight against cannabis trafficking from Morocco and transiting through Spain. He advocates for strong measures to overcome this phenomenon.
The administrative court has once again ruled in favor of a police officer who had denounced acts of racism and mistreatment within the Paris courthouse holding cells. In a decision handed down on Wednesday, the state was found guilty of imposing illegitimate sanctions against this civil servant, recognized as a whistleblower.
A study by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Insee) reveals that France has fewer foreigners than other European countries.
The comedian and actress Nawell Madani has been summoned before the French justice system for an "alternative measure" to a trial for hitting a six-year-old child in the middle of the street in Paris, who simply wanted to "take a photo with her".
The Muslim college Avicenne in Nice has once again won its legal battle against the Alpes-Maritimes prefecture, which had pronounced its definitive closure and the Ministry of National Education in March 2024.
The police and a bailiff discovered the body of Mohand Alouache, an elderly man of nearly 85 years old, whom they had come to evict from his housing in Montrouge due to unpaid rent. The octogenarian had been deceased for more than two years.
A prefectural decree has just ordered the closure for a period of two months of the Mosquée des Bleuets. A decision deemed "unjust and abusive" by the association of the place of worship, which is appealing to the administrative court.