
Cyberwar Escalates Between Morocco and Algeria as Hackers Target Government Sites
Persistent tensions between Morocco and Algeria are shifting to the field of cyberattacks.

Persistent tensions between Morocco and Algeria are shifting to the field of cyberattacks.

Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs) claim to have been victims of a real estate scam in Midelt for years. They are calling on the competent authorities to open an investigation to shed light on this matter.

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair values the punctuality of its flights to Morocco and other destinations. Travelers are now required to arrive earlier at the airport.

With his wife Jennifer Lanvin, French actor Gérard Lanvin has found a cozy nest: a magnificent villa in Marrakech.

Major disillusionment for young Moroccans who dreamed of working for Ryanair as flight attendants . After completing training in Marrakech, they find themselves stranded in Great Britain where they were deployed and then dismissed without notice.

Morocco expelled two Italian journalists on Sunday who were trying to enter the city of Laayoune without obtaining official authorization from the competent authorities.

In Morocco, recent rainfall maintains hope for an improvement in olive oil production. However, olive growers fear other risks and uncertainties.

A Spanish destination poses as a competitor to Chefchaouen, the blue pearl. It is the "Blue Village" of Spain, formerly known for the Smurfs.

Following the instructions of Jalal Benhayoun, governor of the Nouaceur province, local authorities are conducting a large-scale demolition campaign of numerous warehouses belonging to well-known personalities and large companies operating outside legal frameworks in the Casablanca-Settat region.
In compliance with a decision by the Wali of the Casablanca-Settat region, local authorities in the Hay Hassani area of Casablanca began on Friday the demolition of the famous Tafoukt café, which was under judicial liquidation.

The Royal Gendarmerie of Deroua seized 2.7 tons of allegedly adulterated olive oil in a gas station in the city center, located near Berrechid.

The young man in his twenties admitted to the facts and was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Rabat Court of Appeal. He had slit his language teacher’s throat on the grounds that he had been sexually assaulted by him.