
Toxic Teacups: French Authorities Uncover Dangerous Pottery in Southern Store
The French authorities have decided to withdraw the earthenware cups sold in a store in Béziers, in the south of France, due to their high content of toxic substances.

The French authorities have decided to withdraw the earthenware cups sold in a store in Béziers, in the south of France, due to their high content of toxic substances.

One of the 17 victims of Salim Berrada, the "Tinder rapist", testified on Friday during the appeal trial before the Créteil Assize Court.

While the trial of the brothers of Mohamed, alias "Cyborg", the charismatic leader of a drug trafficking network in Seine-Saint-Denis, is taking place before the Bobigny court, the alleged mastermind and murderer of their elder brother is still on the run in Morocco.

Many French people, in search of adventure, have rushed to Morocco, a destination known for its beauty and diversity of landscapes, but also its hospitality.

On TikTok, an individual calls for violence against Moroccans and Jews. This has sparked outrage among many internet users who are calling on the French authorities to intervene.

After working in prestigious establishments around the world, French chef Guillaume Galvez settled in Marrakech, Morocco in 2024, where he runs the four restaurants of the Fairmont Royal Palm hotel.

One year later, the parents of Philippine, the 19-year-old student killed in the Bois de Boulogne in September 2024 by a 22-year-old Moroccan under an Obligation to Leave French Territory (OQTF), are struggling to mourn their daughter.

The Moroccan tomato is still in the sights of French farmers who do not wish for a resumption of the fishing and agricultural trade agreements between the EU and Morocco.

Morocco retains its first place in the ranking of countries of origin of foreign students enrolled in French higher education.

Anti-Muslim hatred is reaching alarming proportions in France. This is at least what a recent IFOP study commissioned by the Grand Mosque of Paris reveals.

The French Court of Auditors has decided to intensify its controls on nearly two million retirees living abroad, particularly in Morocco . The objective is to combat fraud that costs the French state 60 million euros per year.

Two Algerians were arrested at Rabat-Salé international airport in possession of fake passports as they were about to leave Morocco for France. The King’s Prosecutor at the Court of First Instance in Salé ordered their pre-trial detention.