Category: Opinions

Boston Herald: Iranian drones deployed in North Africa pose threat to Morocco

February 28, 2023

The Iranian drones, which are being deployed in North Africa, are posing a direct threat to Morocco, said American daily Boston Herald, noting that Moroccan ... Read More

What leaving FATF grey list means for Morocco

February 28, 2023

Morocco has taken measures to improve financial transparency and protect its economy against money laundering and terrorism financing, earning a well-deserved exit of the grey ... Read More

UN concerned about crackdown over civil society groups in Algeria

February 27, 2023

A UN Human Rights Independent expert has called on Algeria to stop attacking civil society organizations which have been facing increasing pressure from the state ... Read More

Pegasus Case: North American Lawyers, experts refute as inadmissible the ‘pseudo-evidence’ presented by AI/Citizen Lab/Forbidden Stories

February 26, 2023

North American lawyers specializing in handling cybersecurity cases highlighted, Saturday in Tangier, the legal inadmissibility of the "pseudo-evidence" contained in reports by Citizen Lab, Amnesty ... Read More

Pegasus Spyware: Arab journalists join chorus condemning EP smear campaign against Morocco

February 24, 2023

The Union of Arab Journalists has denounced the politically-motivated campaign orchestrated by the European Parliament against Morocco, saying that spying claims made against the North ... Read More

Unrest resumes in Polisario-run Tindouf camps

February 24, 2023

The Polisario-run Tindouf camps have been rocked by violent protests by disenchanted youth who torched trucks and attacked a so-called Police station in a camp ... Read More

European workers group condemns repression of trade unions & civil society in Tunisia

February 24, 2023

The Workers' Group of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has voiced deep concern over the continuing deterioration of the respect for fundamental rights ... Read More

African Union reaffirms neutrality on Sahara issue despite Algerian gas money

February 24, 2023

The standing decision-making organ of the African Union, the Peace and Security Council, issued its annual report without mentioning the Algeria-fueled conflict over southern Morocco, ... Read More

Rabat, Madrid foil Algeria’s gas blackmail

February 23, 2023

When Algeria unilaterally cut gas supplies through the Maghreb-Europe gas pipeline in late 2021, it was expecting Morocco to succumb to darkness and electricity cuts. ... Read More

Tunisian president stokes racism against Sub-Saharan migrants

February 23, 2023

Tunisia’s authoritarian president Kais Saied is pushing conspiracy theories to the limit. After accusing the West of trying to undermine Tunisia’s sovereignty amid an uphill ... Read More