A 23-year-old Moroccan woman in Italy was hospitalized after being stabbed and left with facial injuries in an attack at a Milan metro station, according to Italian media. The suspected attacker, a 27-year-old Algerian national living in Italy without legal status, allegedly shouted at the victim, «What are you looking at? I'm a man and a Muslim», before attacking her with a knife. The two were reportedly unknown to each other. The suspect had been arrested the previous night on
Morocco’s dream came to an end against France. The day after the Atlas Lions were knocked out of the 2026 World Cup, Yassine Bounou offered neither excuses nor pretence. Speaking to Argentine television, the Moroccan goalkeeper gave a frank assessment of Les Bleus’ superiority, while urging his team to «rebuild».
Spain's National Police arrested 43 people wanted on judicial or police warrants during June as part of Operation Marhaba at the border crossing in Ceuta, according to Spanish media. The figure exceeds the number of arrests recorded during the same period last year. Among those detained were two individuals wanted under international warrants, highlighting the coordination between Spanish police and national and international law enforcement agencies during the annual transit operation linking
France's 2-0 victory over Morocco prompted large post-match gatherings across Europe, where authorities had deployed extensive security measures in anticipation of possible unrest. While Paris remained largely peaceful, scattered disorder was reported in several Dutch cities and violent clashes broke out in London, leaving a police officer injured.
Morocco aligned with the United States by voting against initiating a debate at the UN General Assembly regarding the economic embargo imposed by Washington on Cuba since February 3, 1962. Supporters of the US stance included Israel, Argentina, Paraguay, Costa Rica, the Czech Republic, North Macedonia, and Ukraine. In contrast, 136 nations voted to open the debate, while 30 abstained. This vote signifies a notable shift in Rabat's traditional diplomatic approach. Historically, Morocco had
Las autoridades de Bruselas han intensificado las medidas de seguridad de cara al encuentro de cuartos de final del Mundial entre Marruecos y Francia, programado para este jueves por la noche. La capital belga se alista para posibles grandes celebraciones por parte de la nutrida comunidad franco-marroquí. De acuerdo con medios belgas, la policía ha coordinado seis zonas de seguridad bajo un mando común. Además, los operadores de transporte han tomado precauciones:
Les autorités bruxelloises ont renforcé les mesures de sécurité à l’approche du quart de finale de la Coupe du monde entre le Maroc et la France, prévu jeudi soir. La capitale belge s’attend à des célébrations majeures au sein de la vaste communauté franco-marocaine. Selon des médias belges, la police a unifié les six zones de sécurité autour d’un centre de commandement commun.
Brussels authorities have stepped up security measures ahead of Thursday night's World Cup quarter-final between Morocco and France, anticipating large celebrations by the Belgian capital's sizeable Franco-Moroccan community. According to Belgian media, police have coordinated all six Brussels police zones through a joint command center, while public transport operators have introduced preventive measures. De Lijn buses will avoid Molenbeek and Anderlecht between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m., and
After seven years of deadlock, the Morocco-France High Joint Commission will meet next week in Rabat. French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will be accompanied by around ten ministers for the high-level meeting, which marks a new stage in the rapprochement between the two countries.
Mientras Marruecos se prepara para enfrentarse a Francia en los cuartos de final de la Copa del Mundo, los aficionados con problemas de salud podrían estar más expuestos a sufrir complicaciones, ante la intensidad de las emociones que promete el partido. Así se puede ver el encuentro con seguridad.