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Poland and Ukraine strengthen defense and economic alliance following EU loan approval

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met in Warsaw to reaffirm their shared commitment to defense cooperation and economic recovery, shortly after the European Union approved a €90 billion interest-free loan to Ukraine for 2026–2027. The talks underlined both nations’ efforts to enhance......

Mohammed V Airport transforms for Africa Cup of Nations 2025

As the kickoff of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 approaches, Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca has become more than a transit hub; it now serves as one of the first stages of the continent’s biggest football celebration. Giant banners, official visuals, and multilingual messages greet travelers at the terminal......

Laser technology renews Rome’s ancient column of Marcus Aurelius

Italian conservators have embarked on an ambitious restoration of the Column of Marcus Aurelius in Rome, using laser technology to carefully remove centuries of grime from the monument’s marble surface. This marks the first major restoration of the ancient landmark in more than forty years and the most extensive use of laser cleaning......

HM King Mohammed VI congratulates Emir of Kuwait on second anniversary of rule

HM King Mohammed VI of Morocco sent a congratulatory message to His Highness Sheikh Mishaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Emir of Kuwait, on the occasion of the second anniversary of his accession to power. In his message, the King expressed warm congratulations on his own behalf and on behalf of the Moroccan people, wishing continued progress......

Social media screening slows U.S. visa processing, prompting travel warnings across the tech sector

U.S. technology companies are urging foreign employees to avoid international travel as new consular procedures cause widespread visa delays. The warning follows updates to the State Department’s security vetting system, which now requires applicants under visa categories such as H-1B and H-4 to make their social media accounts publicly......

Elderly woman evacuated by helicopter to Tahanaout hospital in Al Haouz

An elderly woman was urgently evacuated on Friday to the provincial hospital of Mohammed VI in Tahanaout, in the Moroccan province of Al Haouz, after her health condition became critical. According to local authorities, the medical evacuation was carried out in coordination with several stakeholders using a helicopter operated by the Royal......

Heavy redactions in Epstein files fuel criticism as pressure mounts over transparency

A trove of documents and photographs linked to Jeffrey Epstein, released by the U.S. Department of Justice, has reignited public scrutiny as observers denounce extensive redactions that conceal key details about the late financier’s network and associates. Among the newly disclosed materials are images featuring former Prince Andrew......

World bank grants $4 million to strengthen climate resilience in Morocco

The World Bank has approved a grant of four million dollars to support Morocco’s efforts to strengthen climate resilience within its agro-food systems. The funding comes from the Livable Planet Fund and provides additional resources to an ongoing national program focused on transforming agricultural production. This new grant complements......

US seeks balance between Japan alliance and China cooperation amid rising tensions

Washington reaffirmed its ability to uphold its strategic alliance with Japan while pursuing constructive engagement with China, even as military tensions between Tokyo and Beijing intensify over Taiwan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized Friday that the United States can simultaneously support Japan’s security and maintain diplomatic......

French farm unions plan new mobilizations after dissatisfaction with government response

Several French agricultural unions have announced plans for renewed mobilizations in January after expressing disappointment with the government’s response to their demands. A letter sent by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu outlining measures to address the crisis has been described by union leaders as insufficient and lacking......

Japan’s corporate reform wave fuels record-breaking M&A surge toward India’s markets

Japan’s mergers and acquisitions market is closing in on a historic $350 billion in deals, marking one of its most active years in decades as corporate reforms, shareholder pressure, and strategic overseas investments accelerate. The surge comes amid structural shifts in Japan’s economy and a renewed push by major financial groups......

U.S. justice releases limited files related to Jeffrey Epstein investigation

The U.S. Department of Justice has released a limited selection of documents connected to the long-running investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, following the adoption of a bipartisan law requiring greater transparency. The publication, however, has fallen short of public expectations, as many of the files remain heavily......

Turkey reinforces warning as Black Sea tensions escalate after drone incident

Turkey has intensified its warnings to both Russia and Ukraine following the downing of an unidentified drone over its territory, underscoring its determination to prevent the Black Sea from becoming a new theater of conflict. The drone, which entered from the Black Sea on December 15, was destroyed by Turkish F-16 jets after it crossed into......

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