In total, 22 mosques out of the 99 controlled have been closed in recent months in France for "radicalism". The latest is the Al Madina Al Mounawara mosque, located on Avenue du Petit-Juas in Cannes, said Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin.
A 31-year-old Moroccan is accused of having killed on Saturday a French woman in the city of Tiznit and injured a Belgian woman in his flight towards Agadir. He is the subject of a terrorism investigation.
Passenger traffic at Dole (Jura) airport increased by 32% in 2021 compared to the previous year. This is partly due to Morocco.
Eric Zemmour was convicted, on Monday, by the Paris Criminal Court to a fine of 10,000 euros for incitement to hatred. The French commentator, far-right candidate for the French presidential election, had attacked unaccompanied migrant minors, describing them as "thieves", "murderers", "rapists" on television.
Since 2015, the mother of Othmane Esshaymi, 7 years old, who died of asphyxiation in the elevator of his building in the Val-Fourré district of Mantes-la-Jolie, continues to demand justice for her son.
Transfers from Moroccans living abroad (MRE) to Morocco reached a record of 100 billion DH in 2021, an increase of 46.6% compared to 2020.
The police elements carried out a search of the home of the alleged murderer of a French tourist in Agadir. Computer equipment and medical prescriptions were found.
The police elements of Agadir arrested on Saturday, January 15, a 31-year-old individual, suspected of having killed a 79-year-old French woman residing in a campsite near the city of Tiznit and of having assaulted a Belgian woman in Agadir. An investigation is underway to shed light on this case.
The polemicist and French presidential candidate, Éric Zemmour , will be informed on Monday of his fate. He had been tried in absentia in November for racial insult against migrant minors.
A Moroccan woman was denied French nationality on the grounds that her husband is in a situation of bigamy.
Due to the tense socio-political and economic climate, businessmen and their families are fleeing Tunisia to settle in Morocco, the United Arab Emirates or France.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) has denounced this week "electoral debates" that are too "centered" on Islam in France.