Politics
Morocco’s government programme has come under scrutiny in the House of Councillors, where opposition representatives are calling for clearer commitments, measurable policy targets and stronger mechanisms to hold public officials accountable. During the parliamentary debate on the programme presented......
Morocco’s political landscape is facing another development in the case of Madiha Khayr, as the Istiqlal Party reportedly prepares to end her tenure in Parliament following her abrupt dismissal from the government. According to sources within the party cited in the initial report, the MP is expected......
French President Emmanuel Macron has accused foreign figures of fuelling disinformation about the violence that erupted in France on October 17, sharply criticising statements by international leaders and warning against the circulation of fabricated images presented as real events. Speaking in Doha,......
Morocco’s new government has entered a decisive phase in the constitutional process leading to its formal investiture. Following the presentation of the government programme by Head of Government Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri on Monday, October 19, 2026, parliamentary discussions must now take place......
Morocco’s long-standing suspension of executions has renewed calls for a decisive shift in criminal justice policy, with Amina Bouayach, president of the National Human Rights Council (CNDH), urging the government and Parliament to turn the abolition of capital punishment into a legislative priority. Speaking......
The trial of French MEP Rima Hassan opened on Monday, October 19, at the Paris Judicial Court, against a backdrop of heated exchanges, procedural objections and repeated disruptions. The proceedings, scheduled to last two days, concern allegations of glorifying terrorism linked to a social media post......
Morocco has expanded its domestic sanctions framework against terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, adding 10 individuals to its national sanctions list following a unanimous decision by the country’s competent authority. The decision was taken on Monday, October 19,......
French investigators have arrested a 34-year-old man suspected of involvement in the arson attack that severely damaged Limoges town hall during demonstrations across France on October 17. The arrest marks a significant development in an investigation into an attack on one of the city’s most prominent......
Israel is facing growing concerns over the departure of highly educated professionals, as political divisions, prolonged military conflicts and uncertainty over the country’s democratic future prompt some citizens to consider building their lives abroad. With national elections scheduled for October......
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has announced that additional local curfews will be imposed on Tuesday evening wherever authorities consider them necessary, following a night that police and gendarmerie officials described as relatively calm. The restrictions were introduced after a weekend......
Hassan Lachgar has been appointed to lead the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) parliamentary group in Morocco’s House of Representatives, marking a new leadership arrangement within the party as the 2026-2031 legislative term gets underway. The appointment was made following a meeting......
Morocco’s House of Councillors is scheduled to hold a plenary session on Wednesday to examine the government’s programme, opening a new stage in the parliamentary process following its presentation to both chambers of Parliament. The session is due to begin at 11 a.m., according to a statement......
Morocco’s Istiqlal Party has appointed Rahal El Makkaoui, a member of its executive committee, to head its parliamentary group in the House of Representatives, marking a new leadership arrangement following the departure of Madiha Khayr from the position. The party announced the decision on Monday,......
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