The graphic novel «Dames de Fraises, Doigts de Fée» by Annelise Verdier was launched on August 22, 2025, by Alifbata publishing in France. Drawing inspiration from the investigative work by migration expert Chadia Arab, previously published by En Toutes Lettres in Morocco, this new release sheds light on the journey of Farida, Nadia, and Najet from their Moroccan homeland to the strawberry fields of Huelva, Spain. Like thousands of seasonal workers, these three women leave
Zineb Faress, a Moroccan entrepreneur in London, has transformed her passion for heritage and culture into Raphia, a Moroccan-inspired luxury chocolatier. Drawing on her childhood in Casablanca and her experiences studying and working abroad, she has fused nostalgia with innovation to craft exquisite products that embody Moroccan identity and cultural values in a refined, contemporary style.
On the 24th of August 1994, Marrakech and most precisely Hotel Asni witnessed one of the first terrorist attacks in the country. The attack that left two people dead was carried out by three Algerian-French nationals. Morocco back then accused the Algerian intelligence services of planning the deadly shooting, a claim that worsened the diplomatic relations between the two neighboring countries.
The Algerian military has halted the issuance of permits for Sahrawis to legally exit the Tindouf camps and travel to Algeria. «This decision is a response to the rising number of young camp residents attempting perilous journeys across the Mediterranean in makeshift boats, aiming to reach the Balearic Islands,» a Sahrawi source informed Yabiladi. «Concerned about a potential mass migration to Spain, the Front's leadership has requested an increased Algerian security presence
Russia has extended an offer to assist Morocco in safeguarding its energy infrastructure from cyberattacks. This proposal was formally presented during a meeting between Roman Marshavin, Russia's Deputy Minister of Energy, and Mohamed Oumed, the Secretary-General of Morocco's Ministry of Energy Transition, as reported by Russian media. «We are ready to demonstrate how our energy infrastructure is secured against computer viruses and other threats. We can share our advancements and
Morocco Strategic Minerals Corporation announced on Thursday the results of its July 2025 channel sampling and selected sample program at the Tifernine property, located southeast of Ouarzazate in Morocco. In this area, where the company holds an option to acquire a 100% stake, the results indicate high-grade mineralization of certain exploitable materials.
Is a final resolution to the Sahara issue on the horizon? The United States is stepping up efforts to advance Morocco’s 2007 autonomy plan ahead of the upcoming October session of the UN Security Council. To this end, Washington is mobilizing its diplomats and experts in UN peacekeeping operations. Meanwhile, Algeria is proceeding cautiously, wary of upsetting Uncle Sam.
On Friday, the law on alternative sentencing officially came into force, marking a significant step in Morocco’s criminal justice reform. The new legislation offers alternatives to prison for certain types of offenses, with the aim of encouraging rehabilitation and reducing reliance on incarceration.
The network «ESPN» has confirmed that Moroccan international forward Brahim Diaz has agreed to extend his contract with Spanish giants Real Madrid, which was originally set to expire in 2027. The club is expected to officially announce this extension in the coming months, as part of its strategy to secure its key players. At 26, Diaz has emerged as one of Real Madrid's standout performers, appearing in 56 matches across various competitions last season, scoring 8 goals and
«The public is against you, but the future belongs to you». These were the words of Russian art patron Sergei Shchukin to Henri Matisse (1869-1954) as the artist prepared for his journey to Morocco. Time has indeed vindicated Shchukin's insight, just as it did for collector Ivan Morozov, who acquired several of Matisse's paintings created in Tangier. In a compelling new book, American author and photographer Jeff Koehler explores the profound influence of this North African city on