Grenfell fire inquiry : Police say that they may consider corporate manslaughter charges

Police say they may consider corporate manslaughter charges as detectives conduct an investigation on the Grenfell fire. The tragedy killed 72 people, including several Moroccan nationals.

Huelva Gate : The proposed parliamentary fact-finding mission won’t be able to visit Spain

The Commission for Social Sectors in the House of Representatives has been denied the right to send a fact-finding mission to Spain to conduct a report on Moroccan strawberry pickers in Huelva.

Facebook allows people to racially abuse Muslim immigrants and protects far-right pages

A new investigation conducted by England’s Channel 4 show, Dispatches, reveals that Facebook content moderators allow extreme content targeting Muslim immigrants and protect far-right and racist pages.

History : Tangier, North Africa’s safest ground for international spies

For decades, Tangier has served as a safe ground for international spies. The city inspired later spy fiction writers and movie directors.

World War II : When the Nazis eyed Moroccan phosphate

Documents made public this week by Spanish newspaper ABC reveal Franco and Hitler’s interests in Morocco during the Second World War. Negotiations, however, failed to help the two leaders lay a foot in the Kingdom.

The Polisario rejects a decision on the Morocco-EU Association Agreement

EU Foreign Affairs Council adopted on Monday a decision, adapting the EU-Morocco Association Agreement to products coming from Western Sahara. The measure was firmly condemned by the Polisario Front.

Morocco's PJD and Al Adl Wal Ihsan want to create an Islamic party in Spain

Quoting well-informed sources, El Mundo reports in a new article that the Justice and Development party, Islamist association Al Adl Wal Ihsan and Tunisian’s Ennahda party want to create an Islamist party in Spain.

Spanish shipowners in a «complicated» situation as Rabat and Brussels negotiate a new treaty

Officials in Madrid say Spanish shipowners are in a «complicated situation» as Morocco and the European Union are negotiating a new fisheries treaty. According to them even a new treaty will cause more delay.

Tens of thousands rally in Rabat to denounce sentences handed down to Hirak detainees

Tens of thousands of people have taken the streets, Sunday, in Rabat to denounce sentences handed down to Hirak detainees. Several political groups and NGOs participated to today's march, including members of Islamic association Al Adl Wal Ihsan.

Morocco and the EU fail to reach an agreement as the 2014 fisheries treaty expires

The European Union and Morocco have not reached a settlement yet regarding the 2014 fisheries agreement. The latter expires on Saturday, 14th of July.