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When Moroccan Cinema Meets Korean Cinema: Culture Becomes a Language of Rapprochement Between Rabat and Seoul

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Relations between two countries do not always need a new agreement to reveal a new direction. Sometimes, it is enough for an ambassador to...

Rabat–Ocean: When Big Names Are Not Enough to Win the Four Seats

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In Rabat–Ocean, being a well-known candidate is not enough to become an MP. The recent electoral history of the constituency tells a different story:...

Ceuta (Occupied) Enters Spain’s National Security Council: Sánchez Moves the Crisis from the Border to the Heart of the Security Apparatus

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On Tuesday, the issue of Ceuta (occupied) will no longer be confined to a file awaiting answers before committees of the Spanish Parliament. At...

Morocco and Disaster Risk: When Reports Say the State Is Prepared… and Floods Ask Where It Is

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In a World Bank document, Morocco’s story of dealing with disasters appears almost complete: more than 230 risk-reduction projects, $304 million in investments, a...

Tamim and Regragui in Paris: Qatar’s surprise for Morocco started in a café… where is it heading?

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A single image can sometimes open up more questions than dozens of official statements. Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of Qatar, sitting...

Lahcen Haddad and the Battle of the Narrative: When a Tweet Draws National Attention… While Those Building the Story Remain Unseen

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A single tweet can sometimes be enough to become a media story, particularly when it comes from Lahcen Haddad, Vice-President of the House of...

Wahbi Speaks of Bringing Back Minors… So Who Brings Back the Dead?

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In Ceuta, speaking about the dead is no longer a journalistic metaphor. Today, they appeared in coffins—four by four—leaving the temporary morgue at the...

Younes Meskine and the “Revolution of Democratic Monarchy”: Strengthening the Monarchy Through Strong Institutions—or Making It Bear the Cost of Their Weakness?

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The Revolution of Democratic Monarchy: Does the Monarchy Need Stronger Institutions in Order to Become Stronger? On the occasion of the 73rd anniversary of the...

Daoudi Opens the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu File: National and International Legitimacy… Who Wants to Seize It?

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In his latest intervention, Mohamed Daoudi chose to place several issues concerning Moroccan sport on the same table: Morocco’s delegation to the Mediterranean Games...

Brussels Holds to the Political Track on the Sahara While Preserving Its Strategic Partnership with Rabat

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The European position on the Moroccan Sahara is increasingly taking shape around a precise equation: consolidating the process led by the United Nations while...
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