More than 50 Sub-Saharan migrants storm Melilla

Morocco slows down the rate of illegal migration into Spain, border control chief says

A scientific discovery links a Roman statesman to a military camp in Morocco’s Tamuda

According to a group of researchers led by the University of Cadiz in Spain, Tamuda was home to a military camp constructed by the Romans. The discovery has even linked Roman stateman  Quintus Sertorius to the ruins in Tamuda.

Spanish police arrest a Moroccan national after discovering cannabis plants in a melon field

A terror cell funded Moroccan and Spanish jihadists through VAT food fraud

Spain dismantles a smuggling ring that conspired with Moroccan and Algerian officials

Spain expels a Sahrawi family that had applied for political asylum

Morocco fisherman dies in Spanish trawler fire

Did Morocco’s USFP file a complaint against Spain’s far-right Vox party ?

After a trip to Madrid, the Secretary-General of Morocco’s Socialist Union of Popular Forces announced that his party filed a complaint against Spain’s far-right movement Vox. The information was later debunked by a Moroccan lawyer, who lodged the complaint in question as head of an association based in Spain.

History : When an American squadron violated US neutrality laws, bombing Chefchaouen

In the 1920s, American Colonel Charles Sweeny proposed to the French to form a squadron to «support France’s war effort in Morocco». The squadron bombed Chefchaouen in a move that was condemned by the U.S. Department of State.