Spain Morocco Border Crisis Ceuta Melilla Customs Blockade
15 May 2026
Spain tolerates, according to Spanish press, a severe border blockade at Ceuta and Melilla by Morocco, contrasting with its flexibility toward Gibraltar. The promised customs (…)
15 May 2026
Spain tolerates, according to Spanish press, a severe border blockade at Ceuta and Melilla by Morocco, contrasting with its flexibility toward Gibraltar. The promised customs (…)
14 May 2026
A young man of Moroccan origin lost his life Monday evening after being stabbed in a neighborhood of Malaga. Police are actively searching for the suspect, who is reportedly (…)
14 May 2026
During FC Barcelona’s championship celebrations, Lamine Yamal waved a Palestinian flag. This sequence sparked strong political reactions in Spain and inspired a mural on the (…)
13 May 2026
The International Olive Council has unveiled the results of its competition rewarding the best global production. With twelve participants engaged in this highly prestigious (…)
12 May 2026
The Royal Armed Forces are equipping themselves with an Airbus C295. This acquisition, revealed by a recent photograph, modernizes the Moroccan military fleet while fitting (…)
12 May 2026
Southern Spain is facing a violent shift in drug trafficking. While Moroccan hashish still transits through the Strait of Gibraltar, mafias, including the Mocro Maffia, are (…)
11 May 2026
Separated by the Strait of Gibraltar, Moroccan tourists flock to Spain for their vacations. With over one billion euros spent in 2025, this high-purchasing-power clientele is (…)
11 May 2026
The Iberian press is buzzing about an unlikely but feared scenario: war against Morocco. Faced with this hypothesis, observers doubt NATO’s automatic intervention to protect (…)
11 May 2026
The head of the Polisario Front sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General this Sunday. Brahim Ghali defends the recent attacks against Moroccan bases in Smara, invoking the (…)
10 May 2026
Facing the threat of Hantavirus in Spain, Moroccan authorities are strengthening surveillance in ports and airports in the North. Despite a risk deemed very low, rodent control (…)