France Arrests Over 5,000 Amid High School Closure Protests
French authorities have arrested over 5,000 people, including 1,747 on Friday, amid protests against high school closures.
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French authorities have arrested over 5,000 people, including 1,747 on Friday, amid protests against high school closures.
Moroccan national team coach Mohamed Wahbi heads to Cape Verde for a CAF symposium on 2026 World Cup strategy and African football development.
A young couple, a man and his fiancée, died in a road accident in the town of Khmisset, Morocco, on October 2, 2026.
Morocco's energy minister assures the country's fuel reserves are sufficient to last 40-60 days, despite rising tensions in the Middle East and ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
The Confédération africaine de volleyball's administrative council convened on the island of Sal, Cape Verde, ahead of the upcoming Congress.
Morocco's judiciary and capital market authority have partnered to enhance cooperation and tackle financial market crimes.
Morocco's National Press Council has elected heads of its permanent committees, marking a significant step in its restructuring process.
A Moroccan doctor outlines five crucial rules for safely assisting someone experiencing a seizure, warning against common practices that can cause harm.
Singapore launches FirstDate, a dating app for single public servants to tackle low marriage rates and declining birth rates.
Morocco's weather forecast for Saturday, October 3, 2026, predicts hot temperatures in several regions, with potential rain and strong winds.
Morocco's upcoming government faces a significant legislative challenge in reforming the country's penal code, balancing individual freedoms with opposition demands.
Moroccan city of Sidi Slimane sees significant increase in drug distribution