
North African Rivals Morocco and Algeria Escalate Military Spending
The arms race is intensifying in Algeria and Morocco. Is this a way for the two countries to deter or prepare for a possible war?

The arms race is intensifying in Algeria and Morocco. Is this a way for the two countries to deter or prepare for a possible war?

Morocco ranks sixth in the top 10 best places to visit in 2025, according to Le Routard.

Since early April, the body of Zakaria Radouane, a 25-year-old man, has been resting in a morgue in Algeria, the country where he was found after the native of M’diq tried to reach Ceuta by swimming. The Algerian authorities are dragging their feet in authorizing his repatriation to Morocco.

The authorities of the province of Settat have announced the completion of the expropriation formalities for 996 plots covering a total area of 552 hectares to allow the construction of the high-speed line (LGV) connecting Kénitra to Marrakech.

Morocco takes a dim view of Israel’s publication of maps representing a "historical Israel" that includes territories belonging to Arab countries such as Palestine, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon.

A 5-year-old child would have been the victim of acts of torture in Casablanca. His 32-year-old mother has been arrested and placed in custody.

With nearly 4 million tourists recorded in 2024, Marrakech sets a new historical record.

Trade between Morocco and Spain exploded in 2024, despite the absence of customs in Ceuta and Melilla. Proof that relations between the two countries continue to strengthen.

Belgian-Moroccan directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah had to deal with the mafia during the filming of the film "Rebel" in Molenbeek.

The fungus Erysiphe vaccinii, responsible for the disease known as powdery mildew, threatens blueberry production in Morocco and worldwide. This is revealed by a study conducted by North Carolina State University.

Non-owner taxi drivers in Morocco have just set up a new association to better "make their demands known" to the competent authorities in charge of the transport sector.

Despite global fluctuations, fuel distributors in Morocco are inflating their profits. This is annoying El Houssine Yamani, secretary general of the national union of oil and gas industries under the CDT, who is calling for a overhaul of the oil regulatory framework.