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Drone drug trafficking ring dismantled in Tetouan

Authorities in Tetouan, Morocco, in coordination with the General Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DGST), have dismantled an alleged criminal organization involved in international drug trafficking using drones. The operation, carried out on the evening of Wednesday, November 5, led to the arrest of two individuals, aged 20 and 25,......

Europe and Russia: A comparative study of military, economic, and societal strengths

A recent comprehensive study by the French Institute of International Relations (Ifri) analyzed the balance of power between Europe and Russia across military, economic, and societal dimensions. The findings highlight significant contrasts in capabilities and long-term resilience. According to the report, Europe maintains clear advantages......

Apple to pay $1 billion annually to use Google’s Gemini AI model in Siri

Apple has reportedly struck a landmark deal with Google to integrate a custom version of the Gemini AI model into its voice assistant Siri, according to Bloomberg. The partnership, worth around $1 billion per year, reflects Apple’s determination to accelerate its shift toward artificial intelligence and close the gap with leading competitors. The......

Poland to train 500,000 civilian volunteers in military skills by the end of 2026

Poland, a member of both the European Union and NATO, announced plans to train up to 500,000 civilian volunteers in military skills by the end of 2026, in an effort to strengthen its national defense amid heightened regional tensions following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The new initiative, called “Always Ready”, was unveiled......

Civil society, a key partner in shaping a shared vision for global social development

Morocco’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Omar Hilale, emphasized on Wednesday in Doha that civil society is a key partner in building a shared vision for global social development. Speaking at the Civil Society Forum, held on the sidelines of the 2nd World Summit for Social Development, Hilale underlined......

Electric cars remain 11% more expensive to insure

Electric and plug-in hybrid cars are 11% more expensive to compensate than petrol or diesel vehicles of the same generation, according to a new study by France Assureurs published on Thursday. The main reason is the high cost and low reparability of batteries, which account for between one-third and half the total price of an electric vehicle. The......

Ninety-four migrants rescued after boat sinks off Dunkirk

French maritime authorities rescued 94 migrants off the coast of Dunkirk on Thursday morning after their small boat broke apart while attempting to cross the English Channel. The operation was coordinated by the Maritime Prefecture of the Channel and the North Sea (Prémar). According to the Cross Gris-Nez, the regional surveillance......

Ugandans celebrate Zohran Mamdani’s New York City win as a beacon of democratic hope

Ugandans have expressed joy and pride after learning that Zohran Mamdani, a Kampala-born politician, was elected mayor of New York City, making him the first Muslim and first South Asian heritage mayor in the city’s history. Mamdani, 34, who moved to the United States at the age of seven, defeated Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa in Tuesday’s......

Satellite images reveal possible mass graves in El-Fasher, Sudan

Satellite imagery analyzed by Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) has revealed evidence of “body disposal activities” in the Sudanese city of El-Fasher, now under the control of paramilitary forces. The report indicates traces consistent with mass graves near a mosque and a former children’s hospital.......

Doctolib fined €4.6 million for abusing dominant market position

French online medical appointment platform Doctolib has been fined €4.6 million by the French Competition Authority for abusing its dominant position in the market. The fine, representing nearly 10% of Doctolib’s French revenue, follows a complaint filed eight years ago by direct competitor Cegedim. The company has announced it......

Pollution from Ineos’s antwerp plant could cause more deaths than jobs, Lawyers say

Lawyers challenging Ineos’s €4bn Project One petrochemical plant in Antwerp claim that the facility’s pollution could lead to more deaths than the permanent jobs it promises to create. Court documents suggest that air pollution from the plant could cause 410 deaths, compared with the 300 permanent positions the company says......

Japan authorizes police to shoot bears amid spike in fatal attacks

Japan has revised its regulations to allow riot police to use rifles to shoot bears, following a surge in deadly bear attacks across the country. Since early April, thirteen people have died—more than double the total from last year—and over 100 have been injured in bear-related incidents. Experts suggest that factors such as climate......

50th Anniversary: The Green March remembered by those who lived it

It was not merely a march to the south but a profound expression of Moroccan unity and patriotism. With the Quran in one hand and the national flag in the other, hundreds of thousands of citizens advanced with faith and conviction, determined to defend their national cause through peace and brotherhood. Fifty years later, the Green March......

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