French Prosecution Seeks Prison Sentence and Political Ban for Rachida Dati
French prosecutors demand 4-year sentence, 5-year political ban for former minister Rachida Dati in corruption case
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French prosecutors demand 4-year sentence, 5-year political ban for former minister Rachida Dati in corruption case
Four ancient homes in Al-Qasr Al-Kabir, Morocco, collapsed on Friday night, causing widespread damage but no casualties.
Rising global oil prices and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz may impact fuel costs in Morocco
Morocco has become the second-largest supplier of tomatoes to the European Union, surpassing Spain.
Moroccan government appoints Idris Lmajaoueri as General Manager of Technopark Morocco
Real Madrid reignites interest in 17-year-old Moroccan midfielder Abdallah Youssouf, currently with Ajax Amsterdam.
Morocco's Sultan Moulay Abdelaziz introduced a tax law in 1902 to save the country from bankruptcy, but it was met with resistance.
Morocco's government has launched a national portal to facilitate the right to information, enabling citizens to request and access public data.
Morocco's parliamentary elections see a significant increase in female representation, with 2659 female candidates participating, making up 39% of total nominations.
Morocco's Socialist Union struggles to regain momentum after recent parliamentary elections.
Abdelhak Nouri's brother, Abderrahim, shares an update on his condition nine years after suffering cardiac arrest during a football match.
Morocco resumes processing tourist visa applications from Taiwan passport holders, ending a suspension that had stood since July.