Migrants swim from Fnideq to Ceuta including three underage girls

In a daring escape, six migrants, including three underage girls, swam from Fnideq to Ceuta in the past few hours. Spanish security sources revealed that the group seized the opportunity provided by poor weather conditions to swim towards the Tarajal border beach. Upon reaching the shore, authorities discovered that three of the swimmers were minors. The Ceuta authorities have announced that the three girls will be taken into care and placed under the supervision of the local government. This

Tangier court sentences minor to 15 years for rape and murder of 6-year-old girl

The Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal in Tangier handed down a verdict on Tuesday, sentencing a 16-year-old to 15 years in prison for the murder of a young girl named Hidaya. The horrific crime involved luring the child, sexually assaulting her, and abandoning her body in a deserted area of Ksar El Kebir. The tragic events unfolded on September 30, 2025, when the family of the 6-year-old victim reported her missing. After an extensive search, her body was discovered, showing signs of

Sahara : After the Resolution, De Mistura aims to restart dialogue in a month

Staffan de Mistura took part in a press briefing with the Deputy Spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General this Wednesday, connecting via videoconference to discuss the Security Council's adoption of Resolution 2797 on October 31, addressing the Sahara issue. The Italian-Swedish diplomat conveyed his optimism about the positive atmosphere surrounding the matter, stating, «The atmosphere is good, the momentum is moving in the right direction». «The real work

International warrant issued for suspect in La Mojonera murder who fled to Morocco

In El Ejido, Almería, a court has issued an international arrest warrant for a man suspected of fatally stabbing a 35-year-old woman in the streets of La Mojonera. Authorities believe the suspect fled to Morocco via the Port of Algeciras on October 2nd, the day the crime took place. The court's decision follows investigations by the civil guard, which suggest the suspect boarded a ferry bound for Tangier. His vehicle, discovered at the port, contained biological evidence and a knife

When Juan Carlos wanted to cede Melilla to King Hassan II (CIA document)

In April 1979, Juan Carlos was ready to cede Melilla to Morocco and entrust Ceuta to the international tutelage. This decision was initiated by the American embassy resulting in a meeting between King Hassan II and an envoy sent by Jimmy Carter.

Achraf Hakimi out for six weeks, no surgery required

Paris Saint-Germain’s Moroccan defender Achraf Hakimi will not require surgery after sustaining a left ankle injury during Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich, L’Équipe reported on Wednesday. The right-back suffered a severe ankle sprain following a strong tackle from Luis Díaz and is expected to be sidelined for at least six weeks, according to medical tests conducted the following day. Despite the setback, L’Équipe noted that

Rabat : Des bus amphibies pour les visites de la ville et du fleuve Bouregreg

Rabat s'apprête à s'enrichir d'une nouvelle attraction touristique, avec deux bus amphibies pouvant circuler à la fois sur terre et sur l'eau. Ce projet mené par Rabat Région Mobilité vise à enrichir l'expérience touristique de la capitale avec des visites guidées uniques à travers les rues de la ville et le fleuve Bouregreg. Selon la société de développement local, le projet couvre l'approvisionnement,

Rabat: Autobuses anfibios para recorrer la ciudad y el río Bouregreg

Rabat está a punto de enriquecerse con una innovadora atracción turística: dos autobuses anfibios que podrán circular tanto por tierra como por agua. Este ambicioso proyecto, liderado por Rabat Région Mobilité, busca elevar la experiencia turística de la capital con recorridos guiados únicos a través de las calles de la ciudad y el río Bouregreg. La sociedad de desarrollo local ha detallado que el proyecto incluye el

Rabat to introduce amphibious buses for city and river tours

Rabat is set to add a new tourist attraction to its offerings with two amphibious buses capable of operating both on land and water. The innovative project, led by Rabat Région Mobilité, aims to enrich the capital’s tourism experience with unique sightseeing tours across city streets and the Bouregreg River. According to the local development company, the project, which covers supply, commissioning, and maintenance, is valued at 23 million dirhams, media reported on

Women in Khénifra province village march for better living conditions and infrastructure

In a powerful display of resilience, women from Talahyant village in Khénifra province marched peacefully to demand improved infrastructure and essential services, challenging their isolation. With Moroccan flags in hand, they called for urgent dialogue with local authorities, highlighting daily hardships such as inadequate transportation and lack of clean water.