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Algeria’s foreign minister tacitly acknowledges his country’s repression

Algeria’s foreign minister Ahmed Attaf alluded that the absence of pro-Palestinian protests in his country was due to a lack of “culture of protests” inherent to “longstanding democracies.” This came in a podcast on Aljazeera while answering a question on the mismatch between pro-Palestinian rhetoric and the lack of popular expressions of support for Palestine. […]

Morocco: Market Stability Guaranteed for Ramadan

Morocco’s national markets maintain sufficient stocks of essential consumer goods as continuous preparations advance to support the particular circumstances of Ramadan, Industry and Commerce Minister Ryad Mezzour told the parliament. His statement comes amid heightened scrutiny of supply chain resilience during the holy month’s characteristically elevated consumption period. Speaking at the Parliament question time on […]

Throne Day: King Mohammed VI Pardons 1,788 People

On the occasion of Throne Day, celebrating this year the 27th anniversary of his enthronement, King Mohammed VI has granted pardon to 1,788 people sentenced by different Moroccan courts, the Justice Ministry said in a statement released Wednesday. The Ministry of Justice unveiled the list of the beneficiaries of the royal pardon, who are either […]