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Morocco's higher education minister responds to criticism over university dropout rates
Gadi Eisenkot, former Israeli army chief, seeks to oust Netanyahu and lead Israel, leveraging his military background and criticism of the government's war strategy.
EU proposes legislation to prepare for climate change impacts
Moroccan media association urges government to redirect public support from survival to development and investment in journalism
UN mission in Western Sahara may change its name from MINURSO to MINUSO, dropping reference to referendum.
Raja Club faces turmoil as internal conflicts lead to the dismissal of its managing director and the team secures $400 million from CAF.
Moroccan media association reviews achievements and challenges in 2025
Moroccan Minister of Higher Education clarifies remarks on equity in higher education
Websites and government services worldwide have been temporarily taken offline due to critical security vulnerabilities discovered in PHP.
The United Arab Emirates has formally nominated Lana Zaki Nusseibeh as a candidate for United Nations secretary-general.
Morocco hosts first Morocco Days in Miami to boost economic cooperation with the US
Israeli airline Arkia suspends ticket sales for flights to Marrakech due to security concerns, following a similar move by Israir and a recent incident involving a Flydubai flight.