Breaking 13:45 Germany records a record number of retirees receiving social assistance 13:30 Morocco’s banks sustain growth as lending expands and bad debts rise 13:13 Ukraine’s external state debt rises sharply as reliance on foreign financing grows 12:50 Spain’s election brings housing, migration and Morocco ties into focus 12:40 Morocco discovers rare insects and a new species in the Rif Mountains 12:35 Former European Leaders Urge EU Action Over Israel’s E1 Settlement Project 12:21 China closes more than 670 banks as regulators accelerate financial-sector consolidation 12:10 Moroccan MP Mustapha Lakhsem announces death of his father 12:05 Euro falls to 17-month low as France’s fiscal and political risks unsettle markets 11:45 UK sees wealthy departures as tax changes reshape the business landscape 11:31 UN report places autonomy proposal at centre of new Moroccan Sahara talks 11:30 Portugal leaves Cristiano Ronaldo’s international return in his own hands 11:15 Drought puts Hungary’s paprika production under growing pressure 11:13 Three scientists receive 2026 Nobel prize in medicine for work on optogenetics 10:57 Quebec votes as independence debate returns to the political spotlight 10:40 Brazil presidential election: Flavio Bolsonaro edges Lula in surprise runoff showdown 10:25 Global warming linked to a significant rise in mortality, study finds 10:10 Sánchez calls snap election in Spain for November 29 10:03 Brazil heads to presidential runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula 09:47 Bank of Canada warns housing affordability remains a major challenge 09:36 Messi’s final Argentina appearance overshadowed by controversy over Benin’s preparations 09:32 Google to limit free access to Gemini AI models from October 9 09:15 Spain resumes deportation of Moroccan nationals through Ceuta after pandemic-era halt 09:00 Three ships collide off Norway with no injuries or reported environmental damage 08:54 Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi draws positives from Mali draw despite areas to improve 08:42 Morocco expands its role in African military training through NATO cooperation 08:23 Nearly half of Britons support returning to the European Union, poll finds 08:08 Morocco gains importance in DHL’s global logistics strategy 23:00 Morocco weather forecast: Temperatures to reach 36°C on Monday, October 5 22:00 ZXMOTO completes first W2RC campaign at Rallye du Maroc 21:00 Sebta migrant camp dismantling puts more than 3,000 people in focus 20:00 Yemen launches broad military offensive as Houthis tighten siege of Taiz 19:00 Kheng Grou dam in Figuig nears completion with 2026 delivery target 18:22 Trump puts US intelligence chief in charge of AI strategy as Washington prioritizes coordination over regulation 18:00 Laayoune viaduct reaches 56% completion as Morocco advances major road project 17:39 Mali-Maroc: Morocco reshapes starting XI for Tanger friendly without Hakimi 17:30 Tangier arrest: Morocco detains French-Algerian suspect wanted by Interpol 17:00 Agadir prepares to revive paid parking amid growing public opposition 16:56 UN outlines transition framework as Western Sahara talks move toward autonomy negotiations 16:30 Tebboune softens Sahara rhetoric as UN diplomacy enters a decisive phase 16:15 PAM faces difficult alliance talks after legislative election victory 16:00 Morocco’s Sahara autonomy plan faces a decisive October at the UN Security Council 15:45 Switzerland glaciers lose nearly 20% of their volume in just five years 15:30 Morocco sets five priorities for public finance reform through 2032 15:15 Formula 1: Verstappen secures first win of the season in rain-hit Bahrain Grand Prix 15:00 Moroccan cinema takes center stage at Cotonou’s 2026 film and digital meetings 14:45 PPS to let central committee decide on participation in Morocco’s next government 14:30 Washington weighs trilateral talks with Russia and Ukraine by late October 14:00 Moroccan freediver Oulfa Chellaï sets new national record at 71 metres

Brazil allocates $1.3 billion to support fuel prices

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s government has approved an additional package of around $1.3 billion to support fuel prices, seeking to shield consumers and key sectors of the economy from the impact of rising global oil costs. The measure was introduced through an executive decree signed by Lula as an existing......

Morocco leads efforts to end Syria’s nuclear safeguards dispute

Morocco is playing a central diplomatic role in efforts to bring an end to a long-running dispute over Syria’s implementation of its nuclear safeguards obligations, following a decision by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors in Vienna. The Board agreed to close its consideration of the issue concerning Syria’s......

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The question of who could eventually succeed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un remains shrouded in secrecy, but the growing public presence of his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, has intensified speculation about the future of the country’s ruling dynasty. South Korean intelligence assessments indicate that Kim Ju Ae is increasingly viewed as a......

Apple enters the foldable smartphone race with the iPhone Duo

Apple has officially entered the foldable smartphone market with the introduction of the iPhone Duo, marking a major expansion of its premium smartphone strategy and bringing the company into direct competition with manufacturers that have been developing foldable devices for years. Presented in Cupertino by Apple’s new chief executive,......

EU weighs child social media restrictions while seeking to avoid Trump’s backlash

The European Union is considering tighter rules on children’s access to social media platforms, putting the bloc at the center of an increasingly sensitive debate over online safety, technology regulation and transatlantic trade relations. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to support the introduction of......

Apple's new CEO faces AI test as foldable iPhone takes center stage

Apple's new CEO John Ternus is set to face an early test of his leadership as the company prepares to unveil its long-awaited foldable iPhone, while investors will also be watching for signs that Apple can close the gap with rivals in artificial intelligence. Ternus is expected to take the stage at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino,......

Could the Large Hadron Collider create a black hole that destroys Earth?

When the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN near Geneva began operating in 2008, its unprecedented energy levels triggered not only excitement within the scientific community but also questions about whether particle collisions could produce dangerous phenomena. Among the most dramatic concerns was the possibility that the machine could create......

Russia, China and Iran reject IAEA nuclear resolution as politicised

Russia, China and Iran have jointly rejected a Western-backed draft resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency, describing the measure as politically motivated and legally questionable. The proposal calls for the issue of Iran’s nuclear programme to be referred to the United Nations Security Council. In a joint statement delivered......

US federal budget deficit reaches $2 trillion in fiscal 2026

The US federal budget deficit reached approximately $2 trillion during the first 11 months of fiscal year 2026, according to figures released by the Congressional Budget Office, highlighting the continued pressure on the country’s public finances despite stronger government revenues. The deficit was around $6 billion lower than during......

Trump promises $5,000 payout as questions mount over its cost

US President Donald Trump has promised a $5,000 payment to every American adult if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections, presenting the proposal as a direct return of economic gains to citizens. Speaking at a Republican Party conference in Dallas on Wednesday, Trump described the proposed......

El Salvador’s bitcoin experiment reveals the risks of financial innovation

El Salvador made global history in September 2021 when it became the first country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender, launching one of the most closely watched experiments in the use of cryptocurrency at a national level. The government presented the move as an ambitious attempt to modernise the economy, expand financial inclusion and reduce......

Legislative Elections: RNI Unveils Its Priorities for Purchasing Power and Employment

As the legislative elections on September 23 approach, the National Rally of Independents (RNI) is positioning its campaign under the banner of "dignity and opportunities for all." The party aims to defend the record of the government led by Aziz Akhannouch while proposing a new series of commitments focused on purchasing power, the quality......

Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with the United Arab Emirates

Algeria announced on Thursday that it had decided to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, citing what its government described as a prolonged series of provocative and hostile actions by Abu Dhabi. The decision was announced through Algeria’s official news agency and state television, following a statement from......

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