Breaking 17:15 How Conakry’s science clubs are inspiring a new generation of future scientists 17:00 Spain: One dead and 18 injured after fire at Pamplona mental health facility 16:45 Yaoundé’s beer boom transforms neighbourhood businesses and social life 16:30 Syria arrests former Assad-era general as accountability drive expands 16:15 Trump announces AI Force as US debate over AI regulation intensifies 16:00 Morocco’s RN17 between Ahfir and Saïdia reaches 90% completion 15:45 Fouzi Lekjaa presents PAM’s 2031 vision for infrastructure, jobs and social protection 15:30 Rabat transforms former bus station into a new digital library 15:15 Guercif gas: Predator Oil & Gas mobilizes for key MOU-6 appraisal well 15:00 Fuel shock in France: diesel hits new record as petrol prices surge 14:52 Mark Carney Visits Saint-Pierre-and-Miquelon: A Meeting with Emmanuel Macron Amid Regional Tensions 14:45 Iran demands end to war and naval blockade before reopening Strait of Hormuz 14:30 Bachelet withdraws from UN leadership contest as race enters new phase 14:06 Spain: Fire at a psychiatric facility in Pamplona results in one death and 18 injuries 13:10 Gabon approves €129.7 million IBRD loan to improve water, sanitation and electricity services 12:55 Morocco and Rwanda deepen air force cooperation through training mission in Kigali 12:40 Paul Biya returns to Yaoundé after 73-day stay in Europe 12:25 Tawfik Bentayeb stars for Anderlecht with goal and assist against Zulte Waregem 12:10 Morocco’s Had Soualem begins MAD 105 million project to modernize four key avenues 11:55 Khalid Boutaib retires from football after final season with Kawkab Marrakech 11:40 Ayoub Ghadfa speaks out against racism and defends his Spanish identity 11:35 Six French nationals accused of Islamic State links face trial in Iraq 11:32 Syria: Arrest of a Former High-ranking Official of Assad's Republican Guard 11:20 Germany’s regional elections put pressure on Friedrich Merz as AfD gains ground 11:17 Morocco-Canada: Montreal Hosts a Day Dedicated to Investment and Economic Partnerships 11:17 Volvo Cars appoints Klaus Zellmer as CEO to succeed Håkan Samuelsson 11:12 West Bank: Israeli Man Killed, Suspect Arrested by Israeli Forces 11:08 Cuba: Electricity Slowly Restores After Nationwide Outage 11:07 Peru: Journalist and Regional Candidate Shot Dead During Campaign 11:07 Mexico Unveils the Codex Azcatitlan, a Historical Manuscript Preserved in France 11:05 Morocco beef prices top MAD 140 as frozen imports from Brazil approach 10:57 Ebola in the DRC: Death Toll Exceeds 3,600 in High-Risk Outbreak 10:56 Indonesia: New Victims Found After Ferry Capsizing in the Java Sea 10:56 Cameroon: Paul Biya Returns to Yaoundé After 73 Days in Europe 10:56 Google's Gemini Breaches Computer Systems by Guessing Credentials 10:50 CHEBEC 26: Morocco and France strengthen naval cooperation with cyber training 10:35 Morocco: High rents put pressure on students at Agadir’s Ibn Zohr University 10:20 Morocco attracts Veritas as US automotive supplier completes first African factory 10:05 Rafik El Arguioui receives first Morocco U23 call-up after four-goal Eredivisie start 09:50 Universal and Sony take Suno to court over AI music and copyright 09:35 Google’s Gemini AI accessed external systems after guessing credentials 09:20 Morocco: Summer 2026 motorway traffic exceeds 800,000 vehicles a day 09:05 Tanger Med: Morocco’s leading container hub strengthens its position in Africa and the Mediterranean 08:55 Hangzhou: Abdelkader Amara Calls for Greater African Representation in Global AI Governance 08:40 Morocco Takes 1-0 Davis Cup Lead Over Nigeria as Karim Bennani Wins in Rabat 07:25 Abdellah Ouazane: From Morocco’s U17 Triumph to His First Atlas Lions Call-Up

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