La défaite du Maroc 1-0 face au Sénégal en finale de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations, dimanche soir, a déclenché des interventions policières dans plusieurs villes néerlandaises, notamment à La Haye, Eindhoven, Amsterdam et Rotterdam. Apres le coup de sifflet final, dans le quartier de Schilderswijk à La Haye, les tensions sont rapidement montées, rapporte la presse locale. Des groupes de jeunes se sont rassemblés,
La derrota de Marruecos por 1-0 ante Senegal en la final de la Copa Africana de Naciones, el domingo por la noche, provocó intervenciones policiales en varias ciudades de los Países Bajos, especialmente en La Haya, Eindhoven, Ámsterdam y Róterdam. Tras el pitido final, en el barrio de Schilderswijk en La Haya, las tensiones escalaron rápidamente, según informa la prensa local. Grupos de jóvenes se reunieron, lanzando fuegos artificiales y
Morocco’s 1–0 defeat to Senegal in the Africa Cup of Nations final on Sunday night prompted police intervention in The Hague, Eindhoven, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam. In The Hague’s Schilderswijk district, tensions rose shortly after the final whistle, according to local media. Groups of young people gathered, setting off heavy fireworks and throwing projectiles, some of them at police officers and bystanders. Riot police were deployed and carried out several charges after crowds
King Mohammed VI has accepted an invitation from Donald Trump to join the Board of Peace, a new initiative aiming to address global conflicts, raising questions about its potential impact on the United Nations. As Trump prepares to lead the board, concerns mount over its implications for international diplomacy and governance.
In a disturbing case that has shocked the community of Tizi N'Isly, Beni Mellal, the harrowing story of Aicha, a mentally impaired woman subjected to years of sexual abuse, has finally been brought to light. Despite the community's efforts to seek justice and improve the family's dire living conditions, legal and social challenges persist, leaving Aicha and her children in a precarious situation.
Moroccan authorities detained 18 Senegalese supporters and one Algerian fan on Sunday night following disturbances during the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final between Senegal and Morocco, a judicial source told Agence France-Presse on Monday. Security forces had to step in as Senegalese fans invaded the pitch ?⚽#CAN2025 #Final #Security #Supporters #Senegal #AfricanFootball #News pic.twitter.com/lj8NVns61m — Yabiladi.com (@yabiladi_fr) January 18, 2026 The Senegalese fans were
The President of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, is set to visit Morocco next week, spearheading a delegation from the Canary Islands that includes key figures from the economic, academic, and scientific sectors. This visit aims to bolster bilateral cooperation with the Kingdom. According to Alfonso Cabello, spokesperson for the regional government, this marks Clavijo's third visit to Morocco during the current legislative session. The trip is part of the «Africa Strategy»,
The Africa Cup of Nations 2025 final between Morocco and Senegal was overshadowed by controversy, as a penalty decision led to Senegal's temporary walk-off and clashes with security. Legal experts warn of potential sanctions, with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) launching a disciplinary review into the incident.
The Rabat Court of First Instance convicted Algerian YouTuber Raouf Belkasmi, on Monday evening, sentencing him to three months in prison and a fine of 500 dirhams, following a trial conducted while he was in pretrial detention. The court found the defendant, currently held at Arjat Prison, guilty of public indecency and of uttering statements contrary to public morals and ethics against an individual or group during a sporting event. The Algerian supporter was arrested on January 7, in
Following the Moroccan national football team’s defeat in the Africa Cup of Nations final against Senegal, Sunday, Algerian state media suddenly appeared to rediscover that Morocco has a national team competing in the tournament. This attention, however, did not stem from professional sports coverage or journalistic balance, but rather from an apparent desire to settle political scores and outdo one another in displays of hostility toward the Kingdom. After largely ignoring