Mohamed Ouachen resigns from the Palace of Fine Arts in Belgium

Spain’s People’s Party takes stand on Ceuta and Melilla after U.S. sovereignty remarks

Debate in Spain over Ceuta and Melilla is intensifying after statements from U.S. officials raised questions about their status, prompting the People’s Party to take action on the ground while the government opts for a cautious approach to avoid escalation.

Moroccan political parties attract celebrities ahead of elections

Moroccan political parties are racing to attract artists and celebrities ahead of the upcoming legislative elections, seeking to boost their appeal and strengthen their electoral presence.

Belgian-Moroccan MP leaves Belgian Workers Party over Morocco stance

Legislative Elections 2026: Benkirane seeks to coexist with «state control»

With five months to go before the next legislative elections, Abdelilah Benkirane urges members of the PJD to prepare for coexisting with the «control exercised by the State» and the «privileges». As he did between 2012 and 2017, he invited them to «overcome the barriers erected by the State» in order to solve certain problems.

Young Moroccans show low trust in political institutions, Afrobarometer finds

Despite making up a significant portion of Morocco's population, young Moroccans express deep skepticism toward political institutions, with recent Afrobarometer data revealing a stark generational divide in trust levels and perceptions of corruption. While committed to democratic principles, this demographic is more critical of their implementation and engages in alternative forms of political participation, highlighting a disconnect between youth and traditional political structures.

History : When known revolutionary figures visited Morocco

While Mandela came to Morocco to get the help he needed to defeat the Apartheid regime, Che Guevara was invited by Prime Minister Abdallah Ibrahim. During the same period, Fidel Castro had breakfast with King Hassan II in Rabat.

Journalist Nassira El Moaddem releases her investigative book, «Main basse sur la ville»

Is Morocco’s beloved rain song «Achta ta ta» more than just a children’s chant?

«Achta ta ta» is widely remembered in Morocco as a joyful children’s rain chant marking the start of winter. But that playful refrain is only the beginning of a longer, politically charged song that many have since forgotten.

After Senegal, CAF hands Morocco a second blow

Once upon an AFCON. Africa wanted to present the world with its best image. But in the 98th minute of the final, it fell back into its comfort zone: populism, conspiracy theories, and rules trampled underfoot, all unfolding in a fiasco broadcast to the world. Morocco took one step forward. CAF took two steps back.