International
France has encouraged Iceland to reopen negotiations on joining the European Union, with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot arguing that Reykjavik has "nothing to lose" by restarting the accession process ahead of a decisive national referendum. Speaking alongside Icelandic Foreign......
Ghana and Nigeria have called on the African Union to address the growing concerns surrounding Afrophobia and xenophobic violence in South Africa, following reports of attacks targeting African nationals and the evacuation of thousands of foreign residents. The appeal came after discussions......
The United Arab Emirates has expanded its travel opportunities for Moroccan citizens by introducing a five-year multiple-entry tourist visa, a move designed to facilitate travel while strengthening tourism, business, and cultural ties between the two countries. The new visa allows eligible Moroccan......
Adidas is strengthening its position in the global sportswear market as the FIFA World Cup continues to generate significant commercial opportunities for major athletic brands. The German company has benefited from the strong international exposure provided by the tournament, reinforcing its brand visibility......
The population of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is expected to reach 62.8 million people in 2025, reflecting continued demographic growth across the six member states. According to the GCC Statistical Centre, the region has experienced steady population expansion over the past several years, driven......
The European Union has imposed a record €550 million ($629 million) fine on Alibaba-owned AliExpress, accusing the online marketplace of failing to adequately prevent the sale of illegal, counterfeit, and unsafe products to European consumers. The penalty was issued under the Digital Services Act......
Portugal and Morocco are stepping up efforts to advance a long-discussed electricity interconnector, seeking financial support from the European Union while also exploring private-sector investment to accelerate the strategic cross-border energy project. The two countries announced they will jointly......
Hamas has announced the election of Khalil al-Hayya as the new head of its political bureau, succeeding Yahya Sinwar, who was killed during the conflict in Gaza. The announcement was made in a brief statement released by the movement, confirming that al-Hayya will assume the organization's top political......
The European Commission has proposed postponing financial penalties linked to methane emissions reporting by three years, offering temporary regulatory flexibility to fossil fuel importers while maintaining the bloc's broader climate objectives. Under the proposal, companies importing natural gas,......
South Korea is expanding its presence in the global defense market by promoting its latest military technologies to strategic partners, with Morocco identified as one of the priority countries for the export of its advanced KSS-III Batch-II submarines. The proposal is part of Hanwha Ocean’s broader......
Morocco is strengthening its position as an international tourism destination by expanding its air connectivity with key foreign markets. The country continues to develop partnerships with airlines to facilitate access to its cities and support tourism growth across different regions. As part of this......
Philippine Airlines has reinforced its long-term fleet expansion strategy by confirming an order for 15 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, while securing purchase rights for five additional aircraft, a move that could significantly strengthen its long-haul operations over the next decade. The agreement was......
The South Korean government has advised its citizens living or traveling in the Middle East to leave the region as soon as possible due to growing security concerns linked to renewed tensions between the United States and Iran. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued the warning after holding a security......
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