New language requirements tighten path to French residence and citizenship

Prison sentence and social media ban for TikToker Adam Benchekroun

Tunisian journalist apologizes for false remarks at AFCON in Morocco

Examination of controversial bill 026.25 on National Press Council postponed

Soukayna Benjelloun jailed for three months, ex-husband gets suspended sentence

Moroccan copyright office clarifies role after Fairuz song controversy

Amid a public uproar over a hefty fee levied on a Taza café owner for playing a Fairuz song, the Moroccan Office for Copyright and Related Rights (BMDAV) has defended its actions, dismissing claims of «misinformation» regarding its role in collecting copyright dues. The incident has sparked debate, with consumer advocates urging a more educational approach before enforcing penalties.

Moroccan journalists call for protest demanding dissolution of National Press Council

In a climate of mounting tensions within Morocco's media landscape, a silent protest is set for November 28 in Rabat, demanding the dissolution of the National Press Council and the withdrawal of Bill No. 26.25. This call to action, backed by over 220 journalists, comes following controversial leaked recording.

Trade mission to Dakhla by the Canary Islands government sparks critiques from the Polisario Front

British company faces backlash over Sahara product labeling

Brussels opens judicial inquiry into MolenGeek, founded by Moroccan-Belgian entrepreneur

A judicial inquiry into alleged subsidy fraud involving MolenGeek, a digital-skills non-profit co-founded by Belgian-Moroccan entrepreneur Ibrahim Ouassari, has been launched by the Brussels public prosecutor's office, according to reports by Le Soir and Paris Match Belgique. While Ouassari denies any official notification of the investigation, he welcomes the scrutiny as a means to clear the organization's name amidst growing controversy and media accusations.