A survey of 1,035 Moroccan adults reveals that 49.6% had already followed a diet, but only 9.5% used an app to monitor their food intake. However, the sample, which was highly urban and highly educated, does not represent the entire population.
A woman of Moroccan origin, who says she is illiterate, seriously ill and dependent on daily care, has lost her supplementary income in the Netherlands. She did not provide the documents requested in Morocco. The court considers that her family could have helped her.
A network had vehicles previously stolen in Morocco registered in Spain. Madrid’s municipal police discovered seven fraudulently registered cars, recovered another stolen vehicle and made two arrests.
A study of 54 patients followed for 26 years in Morocco reveals a mortality rate of 66.7%. Diagnosis of this rare immune disorder is often delayed, while only eight patients were able to undergo a stem cell transplant.
Voluntarily registered in the Dutch register of banned gamblers, a Moroccan man was nevertheless able to enter the same casino 51 times. He allegedly used his Moroccan identity document to circumvent the checks before demanding reimbursement for his losses.
Dutch municipalities have an official procedure for searching in Morocco for real estate not declared by recipients of “bijstand” (social assistance). But the 2026 UWV guide acknowledges that these investigations depend on Moroccan cooperation deemed “not always optimal.”
A homeless Moroccan man entered a houseboat moored in Lyon in order, he claims, to spend the end of the night sheltered. A cigarette that had not been properly extinguished allegedly started a fire requiring the intervention of 30 firefighters. He was arrested at the scene.
Two months after a body was discovered in the landing gear of a plane that had departed from Tangier, British justice has revealed the cause of death. The man succumbed to extreme cold and a lack of oxygen, but his identity remains unknown.
Two private clinics in Larache have received an ultimatum from the Ministry of Health after refusing to treat a 14-month-old baby whose condition was deemed critical. They could be closed if they fail to correct the shortcomings identified.
A widowed mother says a private clinic in Agadir refuses to hand over her son’s body until nearly 100,000 dirhams is paid. The family, facing serious financial difficulties, says it cannot afford this amount.
With identical qualifications, having a Moroccan name greatly reduces the chances of being invited to a job interview in Brussels. The disadvantage is even greater for male candidates aged 50 or over.
The proceedings initiated in Belgium by Jane Benzaquen, who claims to be the biological daughter of Hassan II, are entering a new phase. With a criminal investigation, a search for DNA in the United States and conflicting expert assessments, no ruling on her parentage is expected before 2027.