Keywords: National Rally
With over 49.5 million registered voters preparing to cast their ballots in the French legislative elections on June 30 and July 7, the French government has moved decisively to dissolve several extreme-right and “radical Islamic” groups. This bold action, announced just days before the first......
A recent study conducted by Imperium, a prominent Moroccan firm specializing in Data Sourcing and Analysis, has unveiled the extensive media coverage of Moroccan public figures throughout May 2024. Leading the list is Aziz Akhannouch, the Prime Minister of Morocco, who has garnered significant media......
In a surprising move, French President Emmanuel Macron announced snap legislative elections, plunging the country into uncharted territory. This high-stakes decision followed his defeat in the European Parliament elections, with the goal of securing a centrist majority and curbing the rise of far-right......
In a bold and risky move, French President Emmanuel Macron has announced snap parliamentary elections to be held later this month. This decision follows a resounding victory for his rival Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party in the European Parliament vote. Exit polls indicate that the......
In a move hailed as a victory for women's rights in Morocco, hotels in the capital Rabat and the city of Fez have lifted a long-standing discriminatory ban preventing Moroccan women without marriage certificates from staying in their establishments unaccompanied. This antiquated and unjust policy,......
In response to the burgeoning demand for air travel, Morocco's Ministry of Transport and Logistics has unveiled plans to expand the nation's major airports. Minister Mohamed Abdeljalil announced that tenders will be issued in the coming weeks for the extension of the airports in Marrakech, Agadir,......
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