Breaking 14:30 Indonesia ferry fire leaves five dead and dozens missing as rescue operation continues 14:15 Greece battles devastating wildfires as more than 12,000 hectares burn 14:00 Morocco targets group victory against Senegal in Women’s AFCON 2026, says Jorge Vilda 13:45 Morocco’s Foreign Exchange Office steps up investigations into unrepatriated export earnings 13:30 Morocco’s bank lending grows 9.9% in June as business financing accelerates 13:14 US urges citizens in Middle East to consider leaving amid rising Iran tensions 13:00 Vatican appoints apostolic administrator to oversee Rabat archdiocese amid inquiry into cardinal Cristobal Lopez Romero 12:45 Google withdraws AI image generation feature from Google Earth over misinformation concerns 12:30 Man arrested near Tours after allegedly creating AI-generated child sexual abuse images on train 12:15 Wimbledon champion Markéta Vondroušová banned four years after refusing anti-doping test 12:00 Qatar backs Gianni Infantino after FIFA drops private investment proposal 11:45 OPEC+ expected to approve September oil output increase before pausing production hikes 11:30 Holcim to sell Philippines business to China’s Huaxin in $807 million agreement 11:15 WestJet flight attendants strike disrupts summer travel across Canada 11:00 China’s central bank signals timely monetary policy adjustments to support economic stability 10:45 South Korea records all-time high temperature of 42.5°C amid historic heatwave 10:30 Oasis documentary to premiere at Venice Film Festival with Noel and Liam Gallagher expected to attend 10:15 Hungary shuts down nuclear power plant for first time in 44 years as heatwave lowers Danube levels 10:00 Purple Rain returns to Broadway as a new musical set for 2027 09:45 Michael B. Jordan directs new The Thomas Crown Affair remake after Creed III 09:30 Arthur Gea captures first ATP title with breakthrough victory at Los Cabos 09:15 Brazil’s Lula launches bid for fourth presidential term as Trump looms over campaign 09:00 US reportedly backed yen in rare market intervention, Financial Times says 08:45 Deadly shooting at Idaho restaurant leaves multiple casualties 08:30 Cuba power outage leaves five provinces without electricity amid deepening energy crisis 08:15 Venezuela political dialogue set for in-person launch next week 08:00 Peru tourist plane crash kills 13 near Nazca Lines 19:00 Ceuta installs 500-meter sea barrier amid migration pressure 18:45 Germany highlights strong Morocco partnership and prospects for deeper cooperation 18:30 US embassies warn citizens of possible Middle East escalation 18:15 Abde Ezzalzouli transfer rumors dismissed as agent denies AS Roma talks 18:00 China rejects US sanctions on companies added to Uyghur forced labor blacklist 17:45 Türkiye captures FETO suspect linked to 2016 assassination attempt against Erdogan 17:30 French man charged in alleged incest case involving his daughters 17:15 Trump says Todd Blanche could remain acting attorney general if Senate blocks confirmation 17:00 Italy issues red heat alerts for nearly all major cities as new heatwave intensifies 16:45 Léon Marchand confirms European Championships return despite injury concerns 16:30 Iceland seeks deportation of anti-whaling activists after sea protest 16:15 Spain reaffirms Morocco as trusted partner amid Ceuta migration crisis 16:00 Dakhla desalination plant nears completion as Morocco strengthens water security 15:45 Ivory Coast parts ways with head coach Emerse Faé after contract expires 15:30 Greek firefighters battle major wildfire threatening Porto Germeno resort 15:15 Romania expands brown bear cull as human-wildlife conflicts intensify 15:00 Moroccan engineer Aïssam Moujoud turns patented mobility innovation into global venture 14:45 Ubisoft reports renewed interest in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey following Christopher Nolan’s latest film

Politics



Ukraine and Europe must be involved in any peace talks, say NATO leaders

NATO's European members insist that Ukraine must play a central role in any peace negotiations, emphasizing that any agreement to end Russia’s war against Kyiv must be sustainable. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte reaffirmed this stance following an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump......

UK tightens immigration rules for citizenship applicants

The British Home Office has announced stricter regulations for immigrants seeking British citizenship. According to the BBC, anyone who enters the UK illegally will be denied citizenship under the updated guidelines. This decision has been met with criticism from the Refugee Council and some Labour......

Constantine Tassoulas elected as Greece's new president

On Wednesday, the Greek Parliament elected Constantine Tassoulas, a member of the ruling party New Democracy, as the country's new President. Tassoulas, 65, who previously served as Parliament President in 2019 under New Democracy, won the election with 160 votes out of the 300 available in Parliament. His......

Trump signals shift in US policy on Ukraine, initiates peace talks with Putin

The President Donald Trump has indicated a significant change in the United States' stance on Ukraine, revealing that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin recently held a phone conversation where they agreed to pursue negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. Trump noted that the call lasted......

Reevaluating Ukraine's Territorial Goals: A New Perspective on Peace and Security

At the first meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group under the new administration, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth conveyed a shift in approach towards the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia. He stated that the complete liberation of all Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories is an "unrealistic......

Russia dismisses Zelenskyy's proposal for territory exchange amid escalating tensions

Russia has firmly rejected a proposal by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to exchange occupied Ukrainian territory for regions in the western Kursk region, which are held by Ukrainian forces. The Kremlin's spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, stated that such a swap was “impossible,” reinforcing......

Gaza’s reconstruction requires over $53 billion, says UN

The United Nations has estimated that Gaza will need more than $53 billion to recover from the ongoing war with Israel, which has also impacted other Palestinian territories. According to a report released on Tuesday, at least $20 billion will be required within the first three years of reconstruction.......

Strengthening parliamentary ties between Morocco and Gambia for development and cooperation

In a significant step towards enhancing South-South cooperation, Rachid Talbi El Alami, President of the Moroccan House of Representatives, hosted a high-level parliamentary delegation from Gambia today. The visit, which will continue until February 15, highlights the exchange of experiences and the......

French President Macron Invites King Mohammed VI to Paris Agricultural Exhibition

French President Emmanuel Macron has extended an invitation to King Mohammed VI to attend the Paris Agricultural Exhibition, which will be held from February 22 to March 2, according to Le Monde. This invitation follows the growing bilateral ties between France and Morocco, particularly after France’s......

African Union Executive Council launches 46th ordinary session in Addis Ababa

The 46th ordinary session of the African Union (AU) Executive Council commenced Wednesday in Addis Ababa, with Morocco actively participating in the proceedings. Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates, heads the Moroccan delegation at this crucial meeting,......

Palestinian displacement proposal faces strong Arab League opposition

Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit delivered a firm rejection of any plans to relocate Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank during his address at the World Governments Summit in Dubai. He emphasized that such proposals are incompatible with the Arab world's longstanding position. Speaking......

AP reporter banned from White House over Gulf name dispute

The Associated Press (AP) announced Tuesday that its White House correspondent was blocked from attending an event with President Donald Trump after the agency refused to comply with his executive order renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America." AP Executive Editor Julie Pace stated......

Trump welcomes home U.S. teacher freed by Russia, hints at diplomatic breakthrough

Marc Fogel, an American history teacher detained by Russia, has been released and returned to the U.S. in a move that the White House sees as a potential step towards advancing peace talks regarding the war in Ukraine. Fogel, wrongfully imprisoned since August 2021, was greeted by President Donald Trump......

  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.