Jordan Bardella, president of the Rassemblement national (RN), confirmed that his party will prevent dual nationals from holding "extremely sensitive jobs" in France if it becomes Prime Minister.
The Assizes Court of Lot-et-Garonne in Agen has imposed a heavy prison sentence on a Moroccan mother tried for the murder of her disabled daughters who disappeared in 2016.
While the abolition of dual nationality is no longer on the agenda for the Rassemblement national (RN), its vice-president Sébastien Chenu mentions it, before making his mea culpa.
Hanane Mansouri, 23, a candidate for the right-wing alliance in Isère for the legislative elections on June 30 and July 7, is the victim of racist insults on social media due to her origins. The young woman has the support of Éric Ciotti.
In France, the rise of the National Rally (RN), which won the last European elections and risks doing the same in the upcoming legislative elections, continues to stir debate. Franco-Moroccan actor Roschdy Zem gives his opinion on the matter.
The Metz - Nancy - Lorraine airport could no longer serve Casablanca in the coming months. After Lyon, the Twin Jet company that operates the links from this struggling airport closed its Marseille line at the beginning of June.
A Moroccan mother is on trial before the Assizes Court of Lot-et-Garonne in Agen, for the murder of her disabled daughters who have been missing since 2016. The verdict will be handed down on Thursday.
A Saharan sand cloud is expected to reach France again. The southeast quarter of the country will be the most affected.
Selma Mansouri, a Moroccan-origin influencer with a large following on Snapchat and Instagram, was arrested, placed in custody, and then indicted for kidnapping, sequestering and assaulting two 19-year-olds living in Sarcelles.
While several hundred Muslims from the commune of Bonneuil-sur-Marne were celebrating Eid al-Adha on Sunday in the Cotton gymnasium, an armed man burst into the premises. The report shows two injured.
A mother living on the fifth and top floor of a building in Meudon, in the same apartment with a terrace for three years, made a rather strange discovery a few months after her return from a trip to Morocco.
The judge of the interim relief court of the administrative court of Rennes ruled in favor of the director of the Port-Horel school, who had excluded for five days a Moroccan student suffering from "behavioral disorders characterized by impulsivity and sometimes inappropriate reactions" and having committed "inappropriate gestures" on classmates.