Spanish Housing Crisis Escalates as Parliament Rejects Rent Control Laws
Thousands protest in Spain, demanding action on housing crisis after parliament rejects government's emergency measures.
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Thousands protest in Spain, demanding action on housing crisis after parliament rejects government's emergency measures.
Morocco faces Mali in a friendly match, seeking to maintain its fifth position in the FIFA rankings, currently tied with Brazil.
US President Donald Trump has tasked National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton with leading a team to assess the risks and opportunities associated with artificial intelligence.
US President Donald Trump warns Iran it has two options to abandon its nuclear program "in a easy or hard way".
Oman's coach Tarik Sektioui says his team did not deserve to lose against UAE
Violent incidents involving French police and schoolchildren have sparked widespread controversy
A shocking incident on a FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv has raised concerns about internal threats within the aviation industry.
Mali coach Antonio Dasilva expects a challenging friendly match against Morocco
Morocco launches 2026-2027 hunting season in Kbadna forest, Eastern region, with measures to promote sustainable and responsible hunting practices.
Tunisian football club Esperance has officially signed Spanish coach Pablo Franco, who previously managed Moroccan club Maghreb Fez.
French police detain 1747 people as student protests disrupt secondary education institutions
A 90-year-old man, Al Hajj Ahmed Amin, has been elected as the president of the Olad Oumrane town council in Morocco's Sidi Benour province.