Morocco and Spain are officially relaunching their mega-project for an underwater tunnel. Driven by the organization of the 2030 World Cup, this historic 42-kilometer railway infrastructure aims to directly connect Africa to Europe beneath the Strait of Gibraltar.
Southern Spain is facing a violent shift in drug trafficking. While Moroccan hashish still transits through the Strait of Gibraltar, mafias, including the Mocro Maffia , are rethinking their routes under police pressure, plunging Andalusia into a security crisis.
Separated by the Strait of Gibraltar, Moroccan tourists flock to Spain for their vacations. With over one billion euros spent in 2025, this high-purchasing-power clientele is disrupting the Iberian market by targeting luxury and real estate.
For several days, a succession of low-intensity tremors has struck northern Morocco. A phenomenon directly linked to the tectonic consequences of the Al Haouz tragedy, but which currently poses no danger to the population.
The discovery of a drug trafficking tunnel between Ceuta and Morocco could accelerate the arrest of Abdellah el Haj, known as the "Hashish Messi." Spanish police hope to capture several major fugitives.
Connecting Europe to Africa, the mega-submarine tunnel project between Spain and Morocco is taking shape. Estimated at up to 10 billion euros, this extraordinary rail infrastructure will need to overcome major geological obstacles to become a reality after 2035.
The historic project of a tunnel beneath the Strait of Gibraltar to connect Europe and Africa is taking shape. This underwater railway infrastructure has reached a decisive stage, although its opening for the 2030 World Cup is now formally ruled out.
More than 300 passengers remained stuck for over three hours aboard a ferry connecting Tangier to Tarifa on April 16. A mechanical breakdown, combined with the complexity of customs procedures, prevented their immediate disembarkation.
The millimetric rapprochement between the African and Eurasian tectonic plates condemns the Mediterranean Sea to disappear. This slow geological process will inevitably end up welding the African continent to the south of Europe.
Researchers have succeeded in the first complete genome sequencing of a Barbary macaque . This major scientific advancement provides a crucial new tool to combat extinction, poaching, and the illegal trade of this endangered species.
The debate around the future of the American military bases in Rota and Morón is intensifying. Faced with political instability in Madrid, Morocco is positioning itself to recover part of these strategic NATO infrastructures.
Faced with Morocco’s advantageous taxation, the Andalusian region of Campo de Gibraltar is urging Madrid to demand from Brussels the status of Special Economic Zone (SEZ ) to remain competitive.