Morocco is officially silent following the announcement of a high-risk diplomatic visit
Rabat does not rule out a protest reaction "without endangering relations," according to an analyst
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Rabat does not rule out a protest reaction "without endangering relations," according to an analyst
Sanchez will not accompany Philip VI and Letizia on their travels to the autonomous cities
The Minister of the Interior claims in front of his European colleagues that no migrants from mass entry have arrived in another Member State
Half of the Maghreb who continued in the last stretch of Benitez march back to the neighbouring country to avoid compulsory triage and subsequent denial of asylum
On Tuesday, September 29, King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as the first woman Prime Minister of Morocco, after his liberal- centrist party was imposed in the parliamentary elections of September 23, according to the royal palace. His government was expected to make significant investments linked to the 2030 FIFA World Cup, while facing urgent problems such as unemployment and inflation.
King Mohamed VI appoints the leader of the central right-wing political formation PAM after the elections of September 23
The laws of the Maghreb country have given the victory to the party closest to the king in elections in which only one in six potential voters has come to the polls
The agreement with Morocco to appoint ambassadors illustrates Netanyahu's foreign policy: a bronzed attitude, open courtship of European ultras and diplomatic use of arms superiority
Purity kills; mestization gives life. The dream of a white and Christian Europe is not a dream: it is a nightmare
The rule, still in the process of being drafted, will affect migrants who have already initiated asylum procedures and those who Spain may return before their application is resolved.
Sources of Foreign Affairs point out that Morocco has reiterated "its full cooperation" with Spain at the first meeting of both ministers following the mass entry into Ceuta
The president of Ceuta says that La Moncloa did not tell him in a "literal" way that he was a "heavy" by repeated warnings before the mass crossing
Founded by the main advisor of Mohamed VI, the PAM will be expected to be commissioned to form a coalition government along with its current power partners
It is striking that Tahar Ben Jelloun does not speak of the Ceutis and Melillens: it will be things of Schrödinger's anti-colonialism.
The fear of the extreme right-wing growth can lead us to fight it by accepting its description of the world.
The Moroccans elected on Wednesday 23 September the 395 members of Parliament in a legislative election marked by less participation than in 2021, youth unemployment of 37.2% and a strong security device at the borders with the Spanish territories of Ceuta and Melilla following the migration crisis of July.
The parties have relegated the Ceuta crisis at the end of the campaign while offering new economic promises
The Moroccans are called to the polls on 23 September to elect the 395 Members to hold the House of Representatives. The country faces a picture marked by the growing economy, the high unemployment rate, a high cost of living and the tension with Spain due to the migration crisis in Ceuta. Our Guest of the Day, Ivan Martín, an analyst at the Policy Center for the New South, explained how the political system in Morocco and the paradox of the economic situation work.
Morocco elects a new Parliament in the midst of a scenario of mistrust in national politics and a generation of Z who in 2025 led mass demonstrations demanding job, educational and health improvements, but who does not see in the elections a way of meeting their demands. Our correspondent in Tanger, Sofia Català, extended the information about the elections.
The news of the opening of new squares in enabled spaces mobilizes a large number of young people still sleeping in the autonomous city