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Throne Speech 2026… When the State Defines the Priorities of the Next Phase Through the Language of Continuity

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Throne Speeches are no longer merely constitutional milestones recurring annually on the anniversary of the Sovereign’s accession, nor are they simply occasions to review...

When the Sea Becomes Shorter Than the Road… How Ceuta Became the Last Hope of Morocco’s Youth

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What unfolded on the beaches of Fnideq during the summer of 2025, and again in 2026, was far more than another episode of irregular...

“Are We Not Moroccans?” — When the Cry of a Jewish Heritage Association in Nador Tests the Very Meaning of Citizenship

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What struck public opinion most in the video released by the president of the Maimonides Association for Moroccan Jewish Heritage in Nador was not...

When the Migrant Becomes the Easiest Scapegoat… South Africa Searches for Answers to Its Internal Crisis in African Faces

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South Africa is no longer confronting a migration issue alone. What is unfolding today extends far beyond border control or the enforcement of immigration...

After Spain’s World Cup Triumph: When Football Exposed What Politics Could Not Resolve — The Basque Nation Revives Its Claim to Self-Determination

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Spain’s victory in the FIFA World Cup on July 19 was far more than a historic sporting achievement. It became a revealing political moment...

Abderrahim Fqir… From “Where Was the State?” to the Embassy’s Response: A Delayed Reaction or Merely the Appearance of Silence?

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When the life of a citizen is lost beyond his country's borders, official statements alone are rarely enough to restore public confidence. In fact,...

Between Denying Fouzi Lekjaa’s Influence and Alleging a Manipulated CAF Verdict Against Morocco… What Do Romain Molina’s Remarks Really Reveal About the Hidden Power...

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In African football, the most consequential battles are not always fought on the pitch. Once the final whistle blows, another contest quietly begins—one played...

The French Right Rebels… 250,000 Visas for Algerians Trigger a Political Crisis at the Heart of Government

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250,000 Visas and a Political Storm: How France's Rapprochement with Algeria Has Become a Domestic Battlefield What initially appeared to be a routine diplomatic announcement...

UN Palestinian Rights Committee and Organization of Islamic Cooperation hold an international conference on the question of Jerusalem

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Cairo – The United Nations Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, in partnership with the Organization of Islamic...

When the Sahara Issue Shapes Morocco–France Agreements but Disappears from Algeria–Spain Talks: Is Rabat Rewriting the Rules of Diplomacy?

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The Moroccan Sahara is no longer merely a diplomatic file discussed within the corridors of the United Nations or confined to the framework of...
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