La persistente rivalidad entre Marruecos y Argelia se ha extendido al ciberespacio, con hackers de ambos países atacando sitios gubernamentales, medios de comunicación y datos sensibles. Yabiladi repasa la lista de incidentes cibernéticos entre hackers marroquíes y argelinos durante los últimos 15 años, la mayoría de los cuales han sido consecuencia de picos de tensiones políticas.
Following his meetings on Tuesday in Washington with National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita met on Wednesday, April 9, with Republican Congressman Joe Wilson, co-chair of the Congressional Morocco Caucus alongside Brad Schneider. The discussions focused on «long-standing partnership and commitment to peace in the region including the stability of Western Sahara from Polisario terrorists. The U.S. stands with Morocco for
La rivalité persistante entre le Maroc et l'Algérie s'est étendue au cyberespace, avec des hackers des deux pays ciblant des sites gouvernementaux, des médias et des données sensibles. Yabiladi revient sur la liste des incidents cybernétiques entre hackers marocains et algériens au cours des 15 dernières années, dont la plupart ont été des conséquences de pics de tensions politiques.
In an era where social media plays a dominant role in shaping public opinion, a key question arises: Does traditional journalism still fulfill its role as the fourth estate, or have influencers on platforms like Instagram and TikTok taken its place? While influencers offer engaging and accessible content, they often lack the journalistic standards of accuracy, verification, and ethical responsibility. In this article, we explore expert insights on how this shift is impacting professionalism and
Ibtihal Abousaad, a Moroccan former Microsoft employee who disrupted the company’s 50th anniversary celebration to accuse it of enabling Israel’s war on Gaza, called on people Wednesday to boycott Microsoft products. In a video shared on social media, Abousaad—who was fired on Monday following her widely circulated protest—said she wants people to stop using Microsoft services and products. «Boycott all Microsoft products, whether it's Xbox, Copilot, or Candy
On Wednesday, April 9, the Algerian army shot and killed at least two Sahrawi gold prospectors and injured several others in the Tindouf camps, according to a provisional report. The attack was reportedly carried out by an Algerian army drone in the El Argoub area, located within the Dakhla camp, about 200 km from Rabouni, the administrative headquarters of the Polisario Front. This latest incident is not isolated. In April 2024, Algerian soldiers had already killed three Sahrawi gold
The ongoing rivalry between Morocco and Algeria has extended into cyberwarfare, with hackers from both countries targeting government websites, media outlets, and sensitive data. Yabiladi recapped cyber incidents between Moroccan and Algerian hackers over the last 15 years, most of which followed political developments.
Setting aside the strong reactions to Spain and France’s support for Morocco’s position on the Sahara issue, Algeria and the Polisario, in a tone of resignation, merely «regretted» the Trump administration’s reaffirmation of Moroccan sovereignty over the territory.
In its Wednesday, April 9 edition, the newspaper Libération published an investigation into the assets of French Culture Minister Rachida Dati, revealing the omission of €420,000 worth of jewelry from her declarations of interest to the High Authority for Transparency in Public Life (HATVP). Rachida Dati’s June 2024 declaration lists assets exceeding €5.6 million. However, this amount does not include what Libération describes as a «small treasure» of
The parliamentary groups of the Justice and Development Party (PJD), the Popular Movement (MP), and the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) in the House of Councillors have called for a session in solidarity with Palestine, to be held immediately after the opening of the second session of the fourth year of the eleventh legislature (2021–2026), scheduled for Friday, April 11, 2025. Announced on Tuesday, the initiative was launched by the three opposition parties «in response to