Donald Trump is ready to apologize for anti-Muslim retweets

Al-Quds status : Donald Trump reassures King Mohammed VI

In a message to the sovereign, the US president assured that he is determined to acheive a long-lasting agreement between Israel and Palestine. Donald Trump's letter was a way of reassuring King Mohammed VI regarding teh status of Al-Quds.

US president derogatory comments : Nikki Haley expresses her regrets to African ambassadors

Global perceptions of US to harm its 2026 World Cup bid, warns USSF’s president

While Morocco is working on strengthening its candidacy to host the 2026 football tournament, the US is raising concerns about its joint bid.

Guantanamo : Donald Trump sued by eleven detainees who accuse him of being anti-Muslim

Guatemala wants to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem

The status of Al-Quds : A victory with a bitter-sweet taste

More than 120 countries have backed on Thursday a UN resolution denouncing the recent declaration of President Donald Trump. At the United Nations General Assembly in New York, member states voted for a resolution urging the U.S. to «drop its recognition» of Jerusalem as the capital city of Israel. The vote came as Trump’s administration threatened to cut aid from countries intending to oppose the United States.

UN member states back a resolution denouncing Trump’s wish to relocate the American embassy

Trump’s administration threatens to cut aid to UN member states intending to vote against the U.S. recent decision

Donald Trump has threatened to hold back U.S. aid from countries that will vote against the U.S.’s decision recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, backing at the General Assembly a UN resolution. Morocco is obviously concerned by the threats of Trump’s administration. Details.

Moroccan MPs demand the passing of a bill that criminalizes normalization with Israel

A bill criminalizing normalization with the Israeli entity has emerged again as the U.S President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital city of Israel. Moroccan MPs from different political parties called on Monday at the House of Representative the passing of the legislation frozen for four years.