The man who had violently attacked Morocco on television sets now sleeps under the watchful eye of the intelligence services. Mehdi Ghezzar, arrested on Tuesday in front of his Parisian home, was stunned to learn of his registration on the S-list of individuals threatening public safety.
Thousands of French retirees living abroad will receive a decisive summons. Agirc-Arrco is launching a crackdown on fraud in the Maghreb region: any beneficiary who misses their bank appointment will have their pension immediately suspended.
Long marginalized by purists, the term "wesh" is taking its revenge on the academic language. This word from the dialectal Arabic is now among the ten most popular queries in the Le Robert dictionary, marking its complete integration into the common French vocabulary.
Winter is taking an unexpected pause as the solstice approaches. A warm air current from Morocco is pushing the thermometer well above seasonal norms, bringing a lasting spring-like mildness to France.
The routine check at the Biriatou toll booth turned into a fiasco for a Moroccan truck driver. Thinking he was crossing the border with an empty trailer, he was betrayed by a suspicious partition concealing a cargo worth more than 4 million euros.
A young man born in Morocco was coldly shot in the night from Saturday to Sunday in Rennes. Found at the wheel of a car riddled with bullets in the Blosne district, the body of the 25-year-old victim lay in the middle of a war scene strewn with about ten cartridge cases.
The French Ministry of Agriculture confirms that local tomato production no longer covers demand, validating the dependence on Moroccan imports and the central role of Perpignan in redistributing these flows throughout Europe.
The Euromed University of Fez has just struck a big blow. While the bar exam in France is considered impassable, five students from its remote program have obtained their license on Monday, a rare performance that makes many historic French institutions green with envy.
Blogger Aqababe sparked a media storm on Friday by revealing an alleged affair between Presnel Kimpembe and Imen Es , a French singer of Moroccan origin. Sarah, the defender’s wife, immediately reacted with a direct attack on Instagram, turning a private rumor into a public showdown.
Thousands of Moroccans in good standing risk losing everything because of a simple computer screen. The inability to make an appointment at the prefecture directly threatens their jobs and their families, a situation that the Franco-Moroccan Association of Human Rights describes as a deliberate strategy based on lies.
A new report from the Defender of Rights reveals the extent of religious discrimination in France. While stigmatization is increasing, people of Muslim faith now have 19 times more risk of being victims than the rest of the population, even after neutralizing socio-economic factors.
France is strengthening its financial incentives to stem illegal crossings to England. Under pressure from London, the French authorities have decided to significantly increase the amount of voluntary return assistance, hoping to convince irregular migrants to return to their country of origin.