Politics
As every Monday, the Walaw platform continues its weekly feature with “The XI of the Week.” This new edition coincides with a week marked by intense diplomatic, military, cultural and sporting activity, illustrating Morocco’s active presence both internationally and domestically. Between......
French prosecutors argued during the appeal trial linked to the alleged Libyan financing of the 2007 presidential campaign of former president Nicolas Sarkozy that the case has weakened public confidence in democratic institutions and damaged social trust in France. The proceedings resumed......
Evo Morales was declared in contempt of court after failing to appear at a judicial hearing linked to a case involving allegations of trafficking a minor, according to reports from Bolivian media. The former Bolivian president, who governed the country from 2006 to 2019, is facing renewed legal and......
Italy has clarified that no official military mission to the Strait of Hormuz is currently in progress, despite recent naval movements in the area and growing international concern over maritime security. According to Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto, the repositioning of......
The Senate of the Philippines placed Senator Ronald dela Rosa under protective custody following the arrival of law enforcement agents at the Senate building amid reports of a possible arrest warrant linked to the country’s controversial anti-drug campaign. Ronald dela Rosa served as chief of......
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced that nearly 20 countries are currently engaged in discussions with Ukraine over potential drone-related defense agreements, highlighting the country’s growing role in modern military technology cooperation. According to Zelenskiy, four agreements......
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was released from prison in Bangkok after serving part of a one-year sentence linked to corruption charges. The influential political figure, aged 76, had been detained since September and was granted conditional release under judicial supervision. Authorities......
Hungary’s incoming government has announced plans to review the financing and implementation of the expansion project at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant, signaling a possible shift in the country’s energy and foreign policy direction. The statement was made by Istvan Kapitany during a parliamentary......
China has strongly criticized new sanctions imposed by the United States against several Chinese companies accused by Washington of supporting Iranian military-related activities. Chinese officials described the measures as “unilateral” and “illegal,” arguing that such restrictions......
Indian film star C. Joseph Vijay has officially taken office as head of the executive government of the state of Tamil Nadu after his political party secured a major victory in regional elections. The actor, widely known for his successful career in South Indian cinema and his strong popularity among......
Poland has said it will seek formal explanations after former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro left Hungary and traveled to the United States despite facing ongoing legal proceedings in his home country. Warsaw is questioning how a political figure under investigation was able to cross international......
Morocco reaffirmed its commitment to African cooperation and sustainable development as Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch arrived in Nairobi to represent HM king Mohammed VI at the “Africa Forward” Summit and the 4th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Congo Basin Climate Commission......
Philippine lawmakers are expected to vote on the possible impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte, in a political development that could significantly affect the country’s future leadership landscape ahead of the 2028 presidential election. The impeachment proceedings follow accusations raised......
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