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prepares for Hong Kong IPO amid lower valuation expectations 16:10 Michael Burry warns of a potential stock market bubble and compares risks to the 1987 crash 15:45 Amnesty International warns of rising attacks against migrants in South Africa 15:25 Mohamed Salah chooses Trabzonspor’s iconic number 61 instead of his famous number 11 15:10 Operation Marhaba 2026 welcomes more than 2.7 million Moroccans living abroad 14:52 Russian name Ivan gains popularity and surpasses Donald among US newborns 14:35 Sudanese army announces major weapons seizure and battlefield gains against RSF forces 14:18 Brazil launches $3 billion project to produce sustainable aviation fuel from macaw palm 14:00 European gas prices climb to their highest level since early 2023 13:48 Morocco strengthens its position as an automotive manufacturing hub with nearly 200,000 vehicles produced 13:30 European Union updates temporary protection rules for some Ukrainian military-age applicants 13:15 Breastfeeding: WHO calls for stronger support for mothers 12:57 US launches investigation after passenger jet and presidential helicopter separation incident 12:45 China protests Japan’s defence white paper over Taiwan and security concerns 12:43 World cup 2026: U.S. host cities demand millions in payments from FIFA 12:30 Spider-Man fans mourn Mary Rivera, the grandmother of Ned in No Way Home, who dies at 82 12:19 United States clarifies marriage requirements for green card and family visa applications 12:15 Burgundy Canal faces possible closure as drought severely reduces water levels 12:00 SpaceX reports strong revenue growth despite quarterly loss 12:00 Iceland orders expulsion of anti-whaling activists after vessel intervention 11:47 Russian Scientists Develop Promising Cancer-Fighting Virus Technology 11:45 Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea 11:32 North Korea Condemns Japan’s Tomahawk Missile Tests Amid Rising Regional Tensions 11:30 Cyclospora outbreak in the United States causes two deaths and thousands of infections 11:20 Putin appoints commander of Russia’s new drone forces amid military restructuring 11:16 Unidentified flying object temporarily disrupts operations at Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport 11:15 Proposed Hormuz Strait Agreement Raises Hopes for Safer Maritime Trade 11:11 SpaceX rocket crashes into the Moon creating a new crater 11:01 Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos launch $200 million fund to protect the world's most endangered species 11:00 Ghizlane Chebbak reaches 100 international appearances for Morocco 10:45 Malaysia says Myanmar refugee repatriation will proceed only if return is safe 10:41 Artificial intelligence could accelerate growth in developing economies, World Bank says 10:30 Alleged DZ Mafia leader Mehdi Laribi arrested in Algeria under French warrant 10:25 US official sees possible agreement to reopen Strait of Hormuz within days 10:15 Israel has not accepted US-backed Gaza proposal, Netanyahu says 10:10 Blatter calls for a woman to lead FIFA 10:00 French singer Tristan, best known for Bonne, bonne humeur ce matin, dies at 68 09:50 Spain Says Ceuta Migration Surge Did Not Threaten the Schengen Area 09:45 Mexican TikTok creator killed during livestream in targeted shooting 09:32 Spain Allocates €25 Million to Support Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Ceuta 09:30 Heineken cuts 3,000 jobs as restructuring boosts first-half profits 09:16 Italy to maximize EU fiscal flexibility for energy investment while limiting defense spending 09:15 Apple Develops Long-Awaited Clipboard Feature for iPhone and Windows Integration 09:01 Argentina says Brazil has requested departure of its ambassador amid diplomatic tensions 09:00 Tragic End to Search for Italian Minister's Husband After Body Found in Lake Vico 08:45 France eases tree-felling rules after devastating Gironde and Landes wildfires 08:42 Spain says around 70,000 migrants have returned to Morocco after Ceuta border surge 08:30 More than 800,000 displaced Lebanese return home as ceasefire eases humanitarian crisis 08:23 South Korea faces record-breaking heatwave as deaths and heat-related illnesses rise 08:15 Armed man arrested at Trump golf course in California ahead of presidential visit 08:08 France calls for stronger cooperation with Morocco instead of politicizing Ceuta migration crisis 08:00 Six injured in Valence shooting as French police investigate gun attack 07:50 Portugal places several regions on highest wildfire alert as fire risk intensifies 07:45 Netflix restores service after global outage disrupts streaming for thousands of users 07:35 Rabat prepares to host pivotal FIFA presidential election amid growing calls for leadership change 07:30 California wine crisis drives vineyard owner to burn his own vines after closing family business 07:15 Magnitude 6.3 earthquake strikes southern Philippines with no immediate reports of damage 07:13 Infantino holds emergency FIFA meeting in Rabat as leadership pressure grows 07:00 Eight South 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Environment



Morocco's Dam Reserves Inch Upward: Recent Rainfall Offers Glimmer of Hope Amidst Water Scarcity Concerns

Recent precipitation across Morocco has brought a modest but welcome increase to the nation's dam water levels, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Equipment and Water. As of August 25, dam reserves across the country have reached 27.7%, marking a slight improvement from the 27.5%......

Morocco's Oasis of Innovation: Safi Province Quenches Thirst with Cutting-Edge Desalination

In the face of relentless drought, Morocco's Safi province has emerged as a beacon of hope, deploying state-of-the-art desalination technology to combat severe water shortages. This innovative approach is not just a drop in the ocean but a significant wave in the nation's fight against water......

Morocco's Climate Triumph: From Fossil Fuels to Top 10 Global Performer

Morocco has emerged as an unexpected frontrunner in the fight against climate change, securing a spot among the top 10 countries in the Global Climate Performance Index. This remarkable achievement stems from the nation's unwavering commitment to renewable energy and substantial investments in sustainable......

UN Chief Heads to Pacific Summit: Climate Crisis and Regional Challenges Take Center Stage

As the Pacific Islands Forum (Pif) convenes in Tonga this week, UN Secretary General António Guterres is set to join Pacific leaders in addressing the pressing issues facing one of the world's most climate-vulnerable regions. The summit, commencing on Monday, brings together 18 member nations......

Transboundary Waters: Floods Strain Bangladesh-India Relations Amidst Climate Challenges

In recent weeks, Bangladesh has witnessed a surge of anti-India sentiment following severe flooding in its northeastern regions. The deluge, which began on August 21, has sparked a heated debate over transboundary water management between the two nations, bringing long-standing tensions to the forefront. The......

Morocco's Cloud Seeding Ambitions Spark Regional Weather Concerns

Morocco's plans to expand its cloud seeding program have raised eyebrows across the Mediterranean, particularly in Spain. The North African nation's efforts to combat severe drought through artificial rainfall enhancement are now under scrutiny due to potential regional impacts. According to......

Morocco's Ambitious Ratba Dam Project Advances: A Beacon of Hope for Water Security

In the heart of Morocco's Taounate province, a monumental engineering feat is taking shape. The Ratba Dam, a cornerstone of the country's water management strategy, is rapidly progressing towards completion. With an impressive price tag of MAD 4 billion ($400 million), this project is set to......

Global Study Unveils Effective Climate Strategies: Implications for Morocco's Green Future

A groundbreaking international study has shed new light on the most successful climate policies implemented worldwide over the past two decades. The research, conducted by a consortium of esteemed institutions including the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Oxford University, and the......

Persistent Volcanic Activity in Iceland: Reykjanes Peninsula Erupts for the Sixth Time

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula has experienced its sixth volcanic eruption since December, according to the country’s meteorological office. The event began at 9:26 PM local time on Thursday, when a new fissure opened, ejecting vibrant red lava into the night sky. The eruption site expanded......

Wildfire Disrupts Transportation and Power in Northern Nevada

In a striking display of nature's raw power, a wildfire has wreaked havoc in northern Nevada, forcing the suspension of rail service and leaving thousands of rural residents without electricity. The blaze, which has charred over a square mile of terrain, has temporarily shut down a portion of Interstate......

Discover Khenifiss National Park: Morocco's Hidden Treasure Trove

Nestled between the coastal towns of Tan Tan and Tarfaya in southern Morocco lies a natural wonder known as Khenifiss National Park. This expansive protected area, spanning an impressive 185,000 hectares, is a true gem that has largely flown under the radar of international travelers. The crown jewel......

Australia Paves the Way for Groundbreaking Intercontinental Solar Power Export

In a landmark decision poised to reshape the global renewable energy landscape, Australia has granted environmental approval for an ambitious $19 billion solar power project aimed at exporting electricity to Singapore. The Australia-Asia Power Link, a visionary endeavor by SunCable, is set to become......

Marrakech Faces Escalating Climate Challenges: Report Outlines Urgent Measures

Marrakech is grappling with escalating climate threats, including drought, extreme heat, flooding, and sandstorms, according to a recent report by the Global Center on Adaptation (GCA). The city's vulnerability to climate change is leading to severe impacts, such as food and water shortages, increased......

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