Breaking 17:00 Sudan: first commercial flight lands in Khartoum after nearly three years 16:40 Venezuela: human rights activist Javier Tarazona freed after over four years in prison 16:20 Saint-Gobain Sekurit centralizes European automotive glass rework in Kenitra, Morocco 16:00 DRC: landslide at Rubaya mine could leave at least 200 dead, authorities fear 15:40 Ukraine: Russian strike hits maternity hospital in Zaporizhzhia, six injured 15:20 Jewish school in Paris vandalized overnight, religious plaque destroyed 15:00 Tetouan schools closed on Monday due to severe weather 14:40 Waymo aims to raise 16 billion dollars to expand autonomous vehicle services 14:20 New car sales in France down 6.55% in January 14:20 Team of the week: from Nador to Ksar El Kebir, the test of action 14:00 Preventive evacuations ordered in Sidi Kacem amid rising sebour river levels 13:40 Crans-montana fire death toll rises to 41 after victim dies from injuries 13:20 Joseph Aoun visits Spain on official trip 13:00 Fuel prices rise again in Morocco as diesel and gasoline costs increase 12:40 Moroccan lawyers intensify strike, paralyzing courts 12:20 Floods hit Ksar El Kebir: army and rescue teams evacuate residents 12:00 Türkiye expresses condolences over deadly landslide in DR Congo 11:40 Rafah crossing in Gaza reopens with severe restrictions 11:20 Turkey bus accident kills eight, injures 26 11:00 Türkiye condemns deadly terrorist attacks in Pakistan’s Balochistan province 10:40 Saudi Arabia-Pakistan defense pact will not include Turkey 10:20 New winter storm hits the United States 10:00 Iran labels European armies “terrorist” in retaliation for EU measures 09:40 Controversial speed camera near Italian border: Ventimiglia found guilty of abusive procedure 09:20 Capgemini to sell subsidiary working with US immigration agency ICE 09:00 Ukraine: two killed in Russian drone strike on Dnipro 08:40 Trump says Iran is “talking to us” amid rising tensions 08:20 Switzerland: dozens killed in bar fire at Crans-Montana ski resort 07:56 Majority bloc backs Nouri al-Maliki for prime minister despite Trump warnings

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Moroccan teams dominate international cybersecurity competition in Rabat

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Morocco urges Arab banks to unite against global economic challenges

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Japanese prime minister's resignation sparks stock market surge amid hopes for economic stimulus

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Attijariwafa Bank names Rachid Kettani as deputy CEO, focusing on retail banking

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Amina Bouayach honored with San Salvador’s symbolic key at global human rights summit

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Africa’s strides in women STEM graduates overshadowed by persistent tech gender gaps

Africa leads the world in the percentage of women graduating in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), with nearly 47% of graduates being female. However, according to a recent report by McKinsey & Company, this progress is not translating into equitable representation in the continent’s......

Anthropic CEO sparks debate over AI's impact on jobs and safety

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has emerged as one of the most polarizing figures in artificial intelligence, according to a comprehensive Business Insider profile published on September 1, 2025. Known for his bold predictions, Amodei has cautioned that AI could eliminate half of entry-level office jobs......

Abdellatif Jouahri ranks among world’s top central bank governors in 2025

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Tebboune dismisses Algerian prime minister amid political uncertainty

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has dismissed Prime Minister Nadir Larbaoui, marking an abrupt leadership change that has fueled speculation about the country’s political stability. The announcement, made on August 28, came shortly after Tebboune’s unexplained 20-day absence from......

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