North Africa
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Elsewhere in North Africa
The US Democratic Party has seen a significant shift in its electoral base following the Gaza conflict, with young people and minorities playing a crucial role in the recent congressional...
Democrats gain control of US Congress, winning key Senate and House seats
Morocco and France have signed a strategic partnership worth €100 million to support the development of Moroccan ports.
Morocco's public prosecutor's office and education ministry have launched a joint program to combat school dropout rates in the Chtouka-Aït Baha province.
Spain's General Consulate in Rabat announces new measures to facilitate Schengen visa applications through BLS International.
Algeria's refusal to allow an independent census in Tindouf camps raises concerns about the actual number of refugees and their origins.
Morocco's parliament discusses the non-renewal of MINURSO's mandate, a significant development in the Western Sahara issue.
Le Fonds Mohammed VI pour l’investissement a publié son premier rapport d’impact, marquant une étape importante dans sa démarche de transparence et de responsabilité.
Minister of Justice, Abdul Latif Wahbi, asserts independence of judiciary, refuses to meet with judges' associations
Morocco takes center stage in London through an exhibition of Winston Churchill's artworks at the Wallace Collection.
Renault Group's Q3 2026 revenue reaches €11.6 billion, up 1.5% year-over-year, driven by strong operational performance and strategic plan execution.
German auto parts maker Schaeffler to cut 3,460 jobs and close five sites in Europe due to increased competition and slowing demand for thermal vehicles.
