According to a report by the New York Post, citing sources familiar with the matter, former U.S. President Bill Clinton allegedly «brought Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell as guests to King Mohammed VI’s wedding in Rabat in 2002».
Según el New York Post, citando fuentes cercanas al caso, el ex presidente estadounidense Bill Clinton habría «invitado a Jeffrey Epstein y Ghislaine Maxwell como invitados a la boda del rey Mohammed VI en Rabat en 2002».
Selon le New York Post, citant des sources proches du dossier, l'ancien président américain Bill Clinton aurait «convié Jeffrey Epstein et Ghislaine Maxwell en tant qu'invités au mariage du roi Mohammed VI à Rabat en 2002».
Moroccan authorities thwarted a mass attempt, Wednesday night, by around 400 migrants from sub-Saharan African countries to approach the border fence surrounding the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Security forces intervened on the ground, dispersing the group and moving them away from the fence, with no injuries reported among those involved. According to Spanish media reports, recent days have seen a noticeable rise in attempts to enter the enclave. On Saturday night alone, around 40 people
On December 11, the Spanish National Police in Cádiz thwarted an attempt by a woman to leave for Tangier with her three minor children. It was discovered that the children were under international protection notices issued by French authorities, as the mother did not have legal custody. According to information from the French authorities, the mother, aware of the judicial proceedings against her, is suspected of trying to evade European justice by leaving the jurisdiction with her
A special issue of the scientific journal Alternatives Agricoles is devoted to female agricultural workers, bringing together contributions from academics in Morocco, France, and Tunisia. Through research articles, book reviews, and first-hand testimonies, the dossier sheds light on the «living, working, and migration conditions» of women who, despite their precarious circumstances, play «an essential role in agricultural production». Published in the November 2025
The Casablanca Court of Appeal upheld, on Wednesday, December 17, the initial verdict against activist and blogger Saida El Alami sentencing her to three years in prison. El Alami had previously been sentenced on September 16 by the Ain Sebaa Court of First Instance in Casablanca to three years in prison, following her arrest in early July, along with a fine of 20,000 dirhams. She was prosecuted on charges including «insulting an organized body», «insulting the
Last Monday, Marwa Benahmed, the 18-year-old currently in a coma, was moved from the University Hospital of Antwerp (UZA) to the «Cadix» Hospital across the city in Antwerp, Belgium. This information was relayed by a family friend to the Belgian news agency «Belga». The transfer follows a breakdown in trust between Marwa's family and the university hospital's administration. This shift to a new healthcare facility has provided the family with some relief, as the
The Morocco 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), set to kick off on December 21, is continuing to break records. Beyond record-breaking ticket sales, this edition has also secured a record 20 media rights partnerships across more than 30 European territories, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced on Thursday. AFCON 2025 will benefit from unprecedented broadcast reach, allowing millions of viewers across Europe, particularly within Africa’s diaspora, to follow the
Local authorities evacuated at least two wings of the private university housing complex «The Student House» in Settat on Tuesday, December 16, after alarming cracks were discovered in several residential sections, sparking fears of potential collapses. In response to the potential threat, students swiftly evacuated the premises and gathered outside. Upon receiving the alert, local authorities promptly arrived, assessed the situation, and decided on a precautionary evacuation,