Suffocating heat is expected in France due to a dome of heat coming from Morocco that traps hot air. Temperatures above 40°C will be recorded this weekend and in the coming days in several regions.
A Moroccan living in France recounts the hell she went through by consulting good, serious and benevolent marabouts but also bad, expensive, eccentric, benevolent or even pernicious ones, who ended up harming her. She is not the only victim.
This year, the outward phase of Operation Marhaba 2023, which facilitates the travel of Moroccans residing in European countries such as France, Spain and Italy to the kingdom for the summer holidays, ended on a very positive note.
France is building more mosques while it is destroying churches, a user of the social network X (formerly Twitter) recently denounced. Information deemed unfounded, especially since the French state has not built any more religious buildings since the 1905 law.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy deplores the deterioration of relations with Morocco. He urges President Emmanuel Macron to review his foreign policy towards the kingdom and to avoid "building an artificial friendship" with Algeria.
The United States has become Morocco’s top foreign investor in 2022, dethroning France. The kingdom is experiencing an explosion of private investment.
Poupette Kenza announced on Wednesday that she is facing a €50,000 fine for "misleading commercial practices" online. The French influencer, who has announced her intention to settle in Dubai, says she is outraged and intends to contest the amount of this sanction.
With the rise in food prices, the French are increasingly abandoning large retailers like Auchan to rush to new brands like Hmarket that focus on low-priced products.
The filming of a new biopic on the life of General Charles de Gaulle, which should be titled France Libre, will soon take place in Morocco.
In France, Kenza Benchrif, known as Poupette Kenza, 23, has experienced phases of glory and downfall that have undermined her popularity. Exasperated, the Rouennaise plans to settle in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in September.
Youssef Badr is the president of the 18th criminal chamber at the Bobigny court in Seine-Saint-Denis. In addition to his daily criminal justice mission, the magistrate, in search of social justice, has created the Courte Échelle association to help law students in difficulty.
The Rassemblement national and the "macronists" take a dim view of the invitation addressed by France Insoumise and Europe Écologie les Verts to rapper Médine, known for his commitment against the far right, to participate in their summer universities. Criticism is raining down on the performer of "V’là les problèmes".