PJD slams PAM after Escobar of the Sahara prison sentences

The PJD has reacted to the verdicts handed down last Thursday, which sentenced two former PAM officials, Saïd Naciri and Abdenbi Bioui, to 10 and 12 years in prison respectively for their involvement in the so-called «Escobar of the Sahara» case. In a statement, the Islamist party's general secretariat said that «the real culprit in this case is a party model built on strengthening dubious electoral machines, with no connection to politics and lacking the political and

Bahi Larbi Ennass: «Granting Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis is a discreet tool for resolving the conflict»

The proposal to grant Spanish nationality to Sahrawis is generating significant interest both in the Sahara and in the Tindouf camps. In this interview with Yabiladi, Bahi Larbi Ennass, a former Polisario member and president of the Laayoune Center for Strategic Studies, examines the stakes behind the initiative, explores the motivations driving it, and assesses its potential implications for the main actors involved in the Western Sahara issue.

Manchester City incluye al marroquí Ayyoub Bouaddi en su lista para reforzar el mediocampo

El Manchester City está siguiendo de cerca al mediocampista marroquí Ayyoub Bouaddi, considerando su potencial fichaje para este verano, según informa ESPN. A sus 18 años, Bouaddi se ha convertido en un objetivo prioritario para el club, a pesar de la inminente llegada de Elliot Anderson desde el Nottingham Forest por 116 millones de libras. De acuerdo con la publicación, Bouaddi está en una lista exclusiva en la que también figura Sandro

Manchester City ajoute le Marocain Ayyoub Bouaddi à sa liste pour le poste de milieu de terrain

Manchester City garde un œil attentif sur le milieu de terrain marocain Ayyoub Bouaddi pour un éventuel transfert cet été, rapporte ESPN. À 18 ans, Bouaddi s'est imposé comme une cible clé pour le club, malgré l'arrivée imminente d'Elliot Anderson de Nottingham Forest pour 116 millions de livres sterling. D'après le média, Bouaddi figure sur une liste restreinte qui inclut également Sandro Tonali, joueur de

Manchester City add Morocco's Ayyoub Bouaddi to midfield shortlist

Manchester City are monitoring Morocco midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi ahead of a potential move this summer, ESPN reported, adding that the 18-year-old has emerged as one of the club's midfield targets despite City's imminent £116 million signing of Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest. According to the outlet, Bouaddi is on a shortlist that also includes Newcastle's Sandro Tonali. Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal have also shown interest in the Lille midfielder, whose club

Moroccan mosques urge calm before Morocco-Netherlands World Cup clash

Ahead of Morocco's Round of 32 clash with the Netherlands in the early hours of Tuesday, calls for responsibility and sportsmanship are growing across the Netherlands, particularly within its large Moroccan community.

Polisario allies in UK Parliament pressure Starmer successor on Western Sahara

The Polisario’s allies in the British Parliament are seeking to influence the foreign policy direction of the next Labour government, hoping to persuade London to reverse its support for Morocco’s autonomy plan.

Zapatero says Morocco, Saudi Arabia and UAE leaders gifted disputed jewelry

Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is preparing to present a new explanation regarding jewelry worth around €1.3 million, insisting it was not acquired through commissions or suspicious transactions but consisted of protocol gifts received from the leaders of Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. According to the legal strategy being developed by his defense team, some of the gifts were presented to him during his tenure as Spain's prime

Hugo Broos regrets South Africa missing Morocco World Cup clash

South Africa head coach Hugo Broos expressed his disappointment that his team was unable to face Morocco at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, saying a meeting with the Atlas Lions had been the objective his players were targeting before their Round of 32 defeat to Canada. South Africa exited the tournament after a 1-0 loss to Canada, who advanced to the Round of 16, where they will face the winner of Monday's clash between Morocco and the Netherlands. Speaking after the match, the Belgian coach said

Former Dutch international Ibrahim Afellay: «My heart is with Morocco»

Just hours before the much-anticipated showdown between Morocco and the Netherlands in the 2026 World Cup's round of 32, former Dutch international Ibrahim Afellay ignited widespread debate by openly expressing his support for the Atlas Lions. This comes despite his past participation with the Oranje at the 2010 World Cup finals. Now serving as a television analyst, Afellay shared on the Dutch channel NOS that his decision is influenced by his deep family connections and love for Morocco.