Denmark is set to head to the polls earlier than scheduled after Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced snap parliamentary elections to be held on March 24. Speaking before lawmakers at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Frederiksen declared that the country would soon enter an election period,......
France confirmed its position as the world’s most visited country in 2025, welcoming 102 million international visitors, according to figures released by the French Ministry of Tourism. The total marks an increase from 100 million foreign arrivals in 2024 and generated a record €77.5 billion......
French diplomat Anne Claire Legendre, a close adviser to President Emmanuel Macron, has been appointed president of the Arab World Institute, days after the resignation of Jack Lang. Originally from Brittany, the 46 year old career diplomat speaks Arabic, a language she studied at the National Institute......
Gabon’s High Authority for Communication has ordered the immediate suspension of access to all social media platforms across the country, citing threats to national security and institutional stability. The decision was announced on 17 February 2026 in Libreville following an ordinary plenary session......
The Moroccan Head of Government, Aziz Akhannouch, met with Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko in Rabat on January 26, 2026, to discuss strengthening ties between the two nations. The meeting coincided with the 15th session of the Morocco-Senegal Joint Cooperation Commission, part of a working visit......
The Pentagon has recommended the inclusion of Alibaba Group Holding, Baidu Inc., and BYD Co. on the US government's Section 1260H list, which tracks Chinese companies believed to support the Chinese military. This recommendation was communicated to Congress in a letter dated October 7, just weeks......
The 93rd session of the Interpol General Assembly officially began on Monday in Marrakech, Morocco, gathering senior law enforcement officials and police chiefs from its 196 member countries. This annual meeting, Interpol’s highest governing body, is the world’s largest forum for police leaders......
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) in Morocco has announced significant leadership changes as part of its strategy to improve the efficiency and productivity of its police force. Abdellatif Hammouchi, head of the DGSN, revealed the appointments today, marking a new chapter in security......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco has introduced significant changes to the country’s territorial governance by appointing 15 new Walis and governors. The announcement was made during a ministerial council chaired by the monarch in Rabat, reflecting efforts to enhance local administration......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI used the opening of Morocco’s parliamentary session to call for greater accountability and vigilance in public service. Addressing lawmakers, he emphasized the need to align major national projects with social programs to ensure they deliver tangible benefits to all......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI formally opened the fifth and final legislative session of Morocco’s 11th Parliament on Friday, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan and Prince Moulay Rachid. In his speech, the King emphasized the importance of achieving equitable growth, fostering local development,......
His Majesty King Mohammed VI, during the opening of Morocco's autumn parliamentary session, delivered a compelling address urging swift action to advance employment, healthcare, and education. The Monarch stressed that these three sectors are the cornerstone of the nation’s development and......
In northwestern Spain, residents affected by devastating wildfires are voicing mounting anger over what they describe as negligence and poor crisis management by authorities. In Castile and León, where more than 350,000 hectares have been burned in recent weeks, victims accuse regional leaders......
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