A train delay between Marrakech and Rabat led to the conviction of the National Railway Office (ONCF) by the courts. The Commercial Court of Marrakech found the operator responsible for the damage suffered by a passenger, affirming the primacy of the obligation of result.
The French Court of Auditors is intensifying its controls on pensions paid to its retirees abroad, particularly in Morocco, in order to combat fraud, which costs the French state 60 million euros per year.
The Sahara file has returned to the center of attention at the UN. The Secretary-General’s Personal Envoy, Staffan de Mistura, warned the Security Council against a "dangerous military drift" if the diplomatic deadlock persisted.
Moroccan nationals are among the top foreign buyers of housing in Spain. Here are the key figures.
This year, olive oil prices are experiencing a sharp drop compared to the previous season. A blessing for Moroccans.
Algeria never fails to be creative in appropriating what belongs to Morocco. The latest is the appropriation of Moroccan zellige, in Japan.
In Morocco, fuel prices have recorded a third consecutive decline since August 19th last, thanks to the downward trend in global oil prices.
Morocco is about to take a new step in its fight against real estate dispossession. A ministerial decision, recently published, concretizes the implementation of a national system aimed at securing transactions and preventing fraud related to powers of attorney.
A spectacular police operation targeting a suspected drug baron has ended in failure in the province of Nador. The escape of the main suspect shows possible local complicity and has revealed new details about the organization of this powerful criminal network.
King Mohammed VI presided over the ceremony of the double wedding of his cousins, Faïza and Hajar, the daughters of Prince Moulay Hicham, in Rabat. The event was held in a strictly private setting, in the presence of a small circle of family members and close friends.
The power of the Moroccan passport has once again been measured in the context of a leading international ranking. The latest results, published this October, position the Kingdom in the global average and place it in an advanced rank compared to several of its direct neighbors.
The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, revealed that 111 operating licenses had been withdrawn in 2025 for non-compliance with regulations. This measure follows more than 5,430 control operations carried out until August by the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis-Related Activities (ANRAC), which aim to ensure compliance with standards at all stages, from cultivation to export.