Sébastien A.
The Royal Armed Forces are using Chinese combat and reconnaissance drones, of the "Wing Loong II" brand, to patrol the Moroccan Sahara. This is enough to deter the Polisario and Algeria.
Emily Hoeven, opinion columnist at The Chronicle, realized her dream trip by traveling alone to Rabat instead of waiting for a soulmate (an imaginary man) to accompany her. She talks about this wonderful experience with enthusiasm.
True to his tradition, the host of Touche pas mon poste (TPMP) Cyril Hanouna celebrated Valentine’s Day on Tuesday, February 14 on the set. On this occasion, he offered gifts, including a trip to Marrakech to future newlyweds.
A disinformation company based in Israel would be involved in the suspicions of interference concerning the Franco-Moroccan presenter of BFMTV Rachid M’Barki . This is what an investigation conducted by the international consortium of 100 journalists Forbidden Stories reveals.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) has once again invited travelers to or from France to check the status of their flights with their airlines before going to the airport, due to the continuation of the protests against the pension reform and the postponement of the legal retirement age to 64.
Arrested at Casablanca airport in 2021, Karim Harrat, a drug baron in Marseille, has been extradited from Morocco to France, where he is to be tried for his involvement in four score-settling incidents related to drug trafficking.
Finally some good news at Moroccan gas stations. After rising for a few weeks, pump prices are falling again starting this Wednesday, February 15, 2023.
Morocco has set conditions for an official visit by French President Emmanuel Macron. This is what a journalist from Le Figaro believes he knows.
Chems-eddine Mohamed Hafiz, rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris, once again speaks out on the issue of the veil, which continues to divide.
Inspired by "The Kiss", the most famous work of the 19th century Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, digital illustrator Kim Sin-ae, a South Korean artist, creates a painting highlighting the Sahara.
Under the threat of an economic layoff scheduled for March 31, the employees of Comdata Monaco are up in arms against the company’s decision. They believe that the reason for their dismissal is not really economic, but rather linked to the company’s desire to "make more profits" by restructuring its activities in Morocco.
Trouble is looming for Moroccan officials cited in the corruption scandal rocking the European Parliament. They are the subject of arrest warrants issued by the Belgian justice system.