North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Police fired tear gas at protesters in Paris and Lyon as hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets across France to protest the rising cost of living and problems in the educati...
Russia's veto on a US resolution regarding the Sahara may have inadvertently benefited Morocco.
Morocco marks a new chapter in its Sahara diplomacy after 35 years of MINURSO presence
French police detain and release a young man suspected of planning an attack during cost of living protests.
Global diesel shortage and rising prices spark fears of inflation and disruptions to transportation, agriculture, and industry.
A US expert says the UN Security Council's vote on Western Sahara reflects a deep shift in support for Morocco's autonomy plan.
Morocco's Minister of Economy, Finance, and Public Efficiency, Fouzi Lekjaa, has announced plans to electrify the railway line connecting Fez to Jeddah, passing through Taza, Jerada, and ...
Former MINURSO head Julian Harston calls for end to UN mission in Western Sahara, citing failed referendum plan and blaming Algeria for hindering peace efforts.
Morocco's Sahara strategy has reached a turning point with the end of the UN's MINURSO mission
Morocco's National Oud Festival "Rhythms of Morocco" in its 14th edition honors Abdel Wahed Hajjaji, a renowned artist, writer, and composer.
Morocco showcased its organizational prowess by hosting the third Moroccan stage of the Longines Global Champions Tour in Rabat, a spectacular equestrian event.
Morocco's fuel prices surge due to global energy crisis, influenced by geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions.
