Breaking 17:30 Sophie Adenot’s ISS mission delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions 17:20 Iran arrests reformist leaders as Khamenei calls for unity 17:00 Top treasury primary dealers in Morocco led by major banks in 2025 16:50 Milan Cortina launches probe after Olympic medals crack and break 16:30 Crans-Montana fire: former safety officer questioned over missed inspections 16:20 Yuan hits 33-month high after China urges banks to cut US Treasuries 16:00 France: Moroccan man on trial after violent attack on former partner 15:50 Vance arrives in Armenia for first-ever US vice presidential visit 15:30 Guillaume Meurice dismissal case headed for new labor court hearing 15:20 Cristiano Ronaldo misses second Al Nassr match in protest against PIF 15:11 EXCLUSIVE Mohamed Chiker to Walaw: “The Sahara file is entering a phase of concrete implementation” 15:00 Bank of France governor François Villeroy de Galhau to step down in June 14:50 Epstein documents trigger wave of political resignations across Europe 14:30 Trump criticizes Team USA skier over political remarks 14:20 China warns Japan of decisive response after Takaichi’s landslide win 14:00 Tourism in Morocco: Indian arrivals surge by 224% since 2019 13:50 Barcelona withdraws from European Super League project 13:30 Mohammed Benchaâboun named among Forbes top tech leaders in the Arab world 13:20 ORMVAG ramps up emergency aid for farmers hit by floods in northern Morocco 13:15 Four civilians, including a child, killed in Russian night attacks in Ukraine 13:00 Trump announces anticipated visit of China's Xi to the US later this year 12:50 Musk says Tesla Semi mass production is set for 2026 12:45 France considers revising juvenile criminal responsibility amid rising youth crime 12:30 Iran arrests reformist spokesperson amid crackdown on political figures 12:20 IMO committee debates cleaner fuel rules for Arctic shipping 12:15 Jeffrey Epstein faces backlash for allegedly mishandling sacred Kiswah of the Kaaba 12:00 Israeli President Herzog visits Australia to honor victims of Bondi Attack 11:50 China urges banks to curb US Treasury exposure over risk concerns 11:30 Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaçi faces war crimes trial 11:20 Ilia Malinin lands first legal Olympic backflip in half a century 11:00 Türkiye's population surpasses 86 million in 2025 10:50 Morocco targets health and education with $15 billion budget boost amid AI expansion 10:30 Prince William begins three-day official visit to Saudi Arabia 10:20 Michelangelo drawing sells for $27.2 million, shattering auction record 10:00 India pledges support for steel exporters affected by EU carbon tax 09:50 Morocco falls short against Colombia in Davis Cup but gains a team 09:30 In Riyadh, Loudiyi highlights Morocco–US defense partnership at World Defense Show 09:20 Epstein abuse survivors air Super Bowl ad demanding justice department transparency 09:00 French navy seizes 1.4 tons of cocaine in Atlantic operation 08:50 Japan signals possible yen intervention after ruling party landslide 08:30 Cuba announces one-month suspension of jet fuel supplies to airlines 08:20 Musk says SpaceX now targets building a lunar city within decade 08:00 Bellamy urges Morandini to resign during radio interview 07:50 Hong Kong jails media tycoon Jimmy Lai under security law 07:40 Al Aoula unveils its Ramadan 2026 programming lineup 07:20 US and Canada congratulate Japan’s Takaichi on historic election victory 07:00 Seattle Seahawks defeat New England Patriots to win super bowl 20:51 Morocco secures diplomatic win as Madrid talks end with single-document agreement 19:26 Team of the week: leadership transition and the Sahara file on the fast track

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Alawite families forced to flee neighborhood near Damascus

Dozens of Alawite families in Syria were compelled to leave their neighborhood near Damascus following threats from armed men, residents told AFP on Saturday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that an armed group entered the Soumariya district, west of Damascus, on Thursday, forcing......

UN warns of enforced disappearances at Gaza aid sites

United Nations experts have issued a stark warning over reports of Palestinians, including children, being forcibly disappeared while attempting to collect humanitarian aid in southern Gaza. These incidents, described as violations of international law, coincide with mounting concerns over a deepening......

Migrant boat capsizes off Mauritania, leaving 69 dead and dozens missing

At least 69 people have died after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Mauritania, according to an updated toll released by Mauritanian coast guards on Friday. Dozens remain missing more than 48 hours after the tragedy, which highlights the deadly risks faced by migrants attempting to reach Europe......

Sharp rise in executions in Iran sparks international concern

Iran has carried out at least 841 executions since the beginning of 2025, marking a sharp increase compared to previous years, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights reported on Friday. In July alone, 100 people were executed, more than double the number recorded in the same month last......

University of Brussels debates controversial naming of graduating class after Rima Hassan

The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is set to make a pivotal decision regarding the naming of its graduating law class in honor of Rima Hassan, a Franco-Palestinian Member of the European Parliament whose political stance has sparked intense controversy. The debate centers on whether this......

Rwanda welcomes first deportees from US in controversial deal

The Rwandan government has welcomed the first group of seven people deported from the United States as part of a controversial resettlement agreement. Officials reported that three of the individuals wish to return to their home countries, while four plan to remain in Rwanda and build new lives. Rwanda......

Denmark apologizes to victims in Greenland

On Wednesday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen formally apologized to the victims of a forced contraception campaign carried out in Greenland until 1992, addressing a longstanding point of tension between Denmark and its autonomous territory. “We cannot undo what happened, but we can accept......

U.S. report brands Algeria a pariah state over human rights

The international reputation of Algeria continues to be tarnished, particularly due to ongoing and severe human rights violations. The latest 2024 annual report from the U.S. Department of State classifies the Algerian regime as a pariah state, describing it as virtually unmanageable diplomatically. Despite......

Hell behind bars: The five most notorious prisons

While the United States moves to close the controversial “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center in Florida, other prisons around the world are infamous for even harsher conditions. From extreme isolation to overcrowding and reports of torture, these facilities have earned reputations......

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