Ceuta and Melilla: Moroccan in ten years!
2 August 2026
An opinion piece published in Spain imagines an agreement on co-sovereignty with Morocco, followed ten years later by the complete transfer of Ceuta and Melilla to the Kingdom. (…)
2 August 2026
An opinion piece published in Spain imagines an agreement on co-sovereignty with Morocco, followed ten years later by the complete transfer of Ceuta and Melilla to the Kingdom. (…)
31 July 2026
The migration crisis in Sebta has triggered a new diplomatic clash between Madrid and Tel Aviv. Israel’s ambassador to the UN attacked Spain over its presence in Sebta and (…)
29 July 2026
At just 17 years old, Abdellah Ouazane is getting closer to Ajax’s first team. A decisive goalscorer against Burnley and capable of playing almost every midfield position, the (…)
28 July 2026
Beneath the Atlantic, between Morocco and the Canary Islands, a underwater mountain rich in strategic minerals is transforming an old border dispute into a major issue for (…)
26 July 2026
The Spanish Navy has deployed the Centinela in the Alboran Sea to monitor communication cables and underwater energy pipelines. The vessel patrols in a strategic zone between (…)
25 July 2026
Morocco has on paper a much larger tank fleet than Spain. Faced with this numerical advantage, Madrid highlights the modernity of its Leopards, their homogeneity and what is (…)
25 July 2026
Spain is investing 6.5 million euros to modernize its military capabilities on Alboran Island, territory that Spanish media presents as claimed by Morocco. Radar, (…)
25 July 2026
Long considered the undisputed favorite, the Santiago-Bernabéu stadium now sees Morocco making a strong comeback in the race for the 2030 World Cup final. The future Hassan II (…)
23 July 2026
Madrid thought it had secured the 2030 World Cup final. But facing the Santiago Bernabéu, Morocco is now putting forward the Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca, a (…)
21 July 2026
Spain and Algeria want to close four years of diplomatic crisis. But the rapprochement initiated in Algiers does not call into question Spain’s shift on the Sahara, which was (…)