Morocco
Morocco Emerges as Top Summer Destination for French Travelers Post-Pandemic
After the end of Covid-19 restrictions, but also inflation, the French are eager to travel this summer. Morocco is one of their preferred destinations.
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France
Morocco
Royal Air Maroc Flight Delayed 14 Hours at Paris Orly, Passengers Outraged
Initially scheduled to take off at 9:15 a.m., a Royal Air Maroc (RAM) flight to Marrakech finally departed at 11:14 p.m. from Paris Orly airport, with a 14-hour delay.
Morocco
Airlines Face Legal Action as COVID-Era Refunds Remain Unpaid
Tired of waiting for a refund for their canceled tickets during the Covid-19 health crisis, several customers affected by the airlines, including Royal Air Maroc, have ended up taking legal action to obtain justice.
France
Journalist Léa Salamé Reveals Lebanese Birth Name in Podcast Interview
During her participation in the podcast entitled Small Talk and produced by Konbini, journalist Léa Salamé opens up and reveals her real first name.
France
Bowling Alley in Moselle Faces Accusations of Discrimination Against Veiled Muslim Women
The Atomic Bowl in Amnéville (Moselle) has been banning the entry of Muslim women wearing the veil for about ten years. The establishment located in the Cité des Loisirs cites "security reasons" for this measure. Victims and witnesses denounce this at least discriminatory and racist measure.
France
Fugitive Drug Lord from Paris Suburb Sentenced to 10 Years, Fined €2 Million
The 13th criminal chamber of the Bobigny court (Seine-Saint-Denis) sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison the head of the drug dealing point in the Boute-en-Train housing project.
Sport
Pamela Anderson Reveals Tumultuous Romance with Soccer Star Adil Rami in New Memoir
In an autobiography titled Love that she recently published, Pamela Anderson details her relationship with Adil Rami , the French international of Moroccan origin.
France
Parents Indicted for Torture in 30-Year-Old 'A10 Highway Child Murder' Case
30 years after the death of their daughter, the parents of little Inass, whose body was found in Suèvres (Loir-et-Cher), in a ditch along the A10, on August 11, 1987, continue to face French justice. On Thursday, the Orléans Court of Appeal ordered their "supplementary" indictment for "acts of torture and barbarity".
France
Muslim Women's Group Launches Digital Campaign to Combat Intra-Community Violence During Ramadan
The Muslim feminist and anti-racist association Lallab has been conducting a digital campaign against intra-community violence since March 27. A way to help Muslim women during this Ramadan period to break the silence, anonymously, on still taboo subjects.
Morocco
Moroccan Court Acquits Drug Kingpin of 2007 French Murder Charge
The Franco-Moroccan Reda Abakrim alias "Turbo", considered a big shot in the export of cannabis from Morocco to France, was acquitted by a Casablanca court in a case of murder committed in the Cité de La Coudraie in Poissy in 2007.
Morocco
Airfare to Morocco Drops as Global Flight Prices Soar
While airfare prices from French airports to North Africa, particularly Morocco, continue to fall, those to other destinations are rising.
Morocco
Moroccan School Faces Backlash Over Alleged Jellaba Ban, Sparking Secularism Debate
Students at the Lycée Descartes in Rabat would have been denied access to the French establishment because of wearing the jellaba. The Lycée provides clarifications on the information that has been widely reported in the press and on social networks.