Many flights between Morocco and France are at risk of being cancelled in this month of September due to a new strike by French air traffic controllers.
Border Police (PAF) officers, in coordination with specialist technicians from Argos, a vehicle theft detection organization, and the Sète police station, are conducting operations in the transit area of the Orsetti train station in Sète, targeting flows to Algeria. But the operations are mainly focused on flows to Morocco.
The Moroccan DGED (external intelligence) led by Mohammed Yassine Mansouri, and the DGST (internal intelligence) led by Abdellatif Hammouchi have achieved feats, providing crucial assistance to the Nigerian armed forces, France and many other countries. But these achievements would be viewed in a bad light by external services - possibly Algerian - who invent a war between them.
Pro-Moroccan lobbies are accused of being behind the anti-Algerian media campaign that has resumed this week in France, with themes such as Algerian immigration, Boualem Sansal, etc., in order to perpetuate the crisis between Algiers and Paris, opened since July 2024, after the French recognition of the Moroccanness of the Sahara.
The Catalan police have deployed specialized units that travel in unmarked cars to combat the perpetrators of a "flat tire" scam targeting vacationers, including Moroccans residing abroad (MRE), on the AP-7 motorway in Spain, between the French border and Barcelona.
A drink made with date pits. This is what Ayoub Belemlih proposes to replace coffee. A 100% natural espresso, without caffeine or theine.
The Moroccan-Canadian comedian and actor Gad Elmaleh took an active part in the diocesan pilgrimage of Tulle, which took place from August 17 to 21 in Lourdes.
Two Moroccan children were seriously injured in a violent traffic accident that occurred in the Fontainebleau forest in Seine-et-Marne.
In order to limit pension fraud, the French Court of Auditors has recommended, in a recent report, strengthening controls on two categories of retirees: those living abroad and those still active. Countries like Morocco are affected.
The Orléans Criminal Court has sentenced a 19-year-old man to prison for "public incitement to hatred, violence and discrimination on religious grounds".
In Morocco, enrolling one’s child in a private institution with foreign curricula is a luxury that parents with modest incomes cannot afford. Registration and tuition fees in these schools, known for the quality of their education, vary from single to quintuple.
Mohamed B., a 33-year-old cleaning agent, was sentenced this Tuesday by the Versailles criminal court to two years’ suspended imprisonment for malicious calls and violence against his wife.