Morocco
Transavia Launches New Winter Route from Brest to Marrakech
Transavia continues to develop its offer to Morocco. The airline now connects Brest to Marrakech this winter.
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Sébastien A.
Sébastien A.
France
Muslim Prayer at Paris Airport Sparks Controversy and Political Backlash
Augustin de Romanet, CEO of ADP, reacted to a collective prayer gathering about thirty Muslims on Sunday, November 5 in a boarding lounge at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, which sparked heated controversy.
France
French Intelligence Targets Muslim Influencers' Online Fundraising and Extremist Content
In France, the territorial intelligence services are encouraging the monitoring of "Islamist separatist influencers" who launch online fundraisers, provide online courses and defend pro-jihadist theses. The bank accounts of several of them have been frozen.
Belgium
Teen Fighting for Life After Brutal Gang Attack in Molenbeek, Belgium
Soufyane, a 19-year-old man, is between life and death after being violently assaulted by a group of individuals in Molenbeek. An investigation is underway.
Morocco
Ryanair Passengers Demand Compensation After Marrakech-Paris Flight Delay and Diversion
Passengers on a Ryanair flight from Marrakech to Paris are demanding compensation from the Irish low-cost airline due to a delay and diversion that were detrimental to them.
Belgium
Brussels Police Officers on Trial for Fatal 2017 Chase That Killed Two Young People
Three police officers will be tried this week in Brussels, more than five years after the deaths of Ouassim Toumi and Sabrina El Bakkali , two young people killed in a police chase. They are being prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter.
Morocco
Thousands March Across Morocco in Support of Gaza, Demanding Ceasefire
Several thousand people demonstrated on Sunday in several cities of the kingdom in solidarity with Palestine. The protesters condemn the silence of the international community and call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
France
France Must Mend Ties with Morocco, Says Xavier Bertrand
In an interview, Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France region (Les Républicains), deplores the lasting disaffection between Paris and Rabat due to France’s Algerian tropism.
Morocco
Former Customs Officer Implicated in $1.7 Million Smuggling Ring at Tangier Port
A former customs officer is suspected of having helped an organized gang, specialized in smuggling, to bring in two shipments of various products at the port of Tangier. These shipments did not escape the vigilance of the authorities.
Morocco
Drought Drives Moroccan Olive Oil Prices to Record Highs
In Morocco, drought and heat waves continue to affect olive oil production, which is experiencing a significant drop this year. As a result, the price of this indispensable fruit for the flavors of Moroccan dishes is soaring.
Morocco
Morocco's Self-Employment Law Favors Business Owners, Leaves Workers Vulnerable
A few years after its adoption, law no. 114-13 of February 19, 2015 relating to the status of the self-employed has shown its limits. Only business leaders in the kingdom are reaping great benefits.
France
Moroccan Student Funds Studies Through Illegal IPTV Scheme in Toulouse
After leaving his country for Toulouse, a Moroccan continues to invest in the resale of IPTV, the audiovisual piracy business, which allows you to watch thousands of channels for just a few euros per month. A "business" that allows him to continue his studies in France, but also to send money to his family.