Politics
RABAT, Morocco — The Moroccan government has defended its rapid decision to end Madiha Khayr’s appointment as minister delegate in charge of vocational training and qualification, describing the move as a measure intended to protect the constitutional process and allow the government to focus......
PARIS, France — French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to hold those responsible for looting and violent confrontations accountable after demonstrations over the rising cost of living escalated into widespread destruction across several French cities on Saturday, October 17. In a televised......
TUNIS, Tunisia — More than 3,000 people took to the streets of Tunis on Saturday to protest rising living costs and demand greater protection for civil liberties, bringing together trade unions, opposition parties and civil society groups in a demonstration against the country’s political......
Morocco’s judicial community has recorded a 94.9% turnout in elections to renew magistrates’ representation on the Supreme Council of the Judicial Power (CSPJ), with ten judges elected following a vote held on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The final results, announced by the Council, reflect......
RABAT, Morocco — Madiha Khayr’s entry into Morocco’s government lasted just 48 hours, ending on Sunday, October 18, after Prime Minister Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri requested the termination of her appointment as minister delegate in charge of vocational training and qualification. The......
RABAT, Morocco — His Majesty King Mohammed VI has approved a request to terminate Madiha Khayr’s government duties as Minister Delegate in charge of Vocational Training and Qualification, following a formal request submitted by the Head of Government. The decision was announced in an official......
RABAT, Morocco — An emotional handover ceremony at Morocco’s Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development marked the end of Leila Benali’s tenure, as the outgoing minister struggled to hold back tears while saying goodbye to colleagues and staff members she had worked alongside......
France is facing renewed political and social tensions after a nationwide protest against the rising cost of living was overshadowed by widespread vandalism, looting and clashes with security forces, leaving damaged public buildings and businesses across several major cities. The scale of the destruction......
The United Nations’ latest report on the Moroccan Sahara points to a renewed diplomatic effort focused on the practical arrangements needed to reach a negotiated settlement, according to an analysis published by the Policy Center for the New South (PCNS). The report, submitted by UN Secretary-General......
The legal battle over Morocco’s September 23 parliamentary elections is gathering momentum, with 38 challenges submitted to the Constitutional Court by midday on October 14, according to information reported by Hespress. Candidates and political parties are seeking to overturn or review declared......
Morocco’s new government, appointed by His Majesty King Mohammed VI on October 16, 2026, brings together experienced ministers, a broader political coalition and a revised approach to public administration. Led by Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, the country’s first female head of government,......
Pope Leo XIV has reportedly received medical clearance to leave Rome’s Gemelli Hospital following surgery to remove part of his right lung, although official confirmation of his discharge from the Vatican remains pending. The 71-year-old pontiff was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday, October......
Morocco’s two parliamentary chambers are scheduled to convene in a joint plenary session on Monday to hear the Head of Government present the government’s programme, marking a key stage in the presentation of the executive’s policy agenda to the legislative institution. The session......
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