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Bombs exploded at the airport in brussels and the citys subway station. The one closest to european institutions and nato headquarters. 31 people killed, 187 wounded. My colleague adam shapiro is with me. At least one of the terrorists is at large, right . Reporter they found an explosive device which contained nails, chemicals, an an Islamic State flag in the apartment. Following the attacks on the airport and the subway in brussels within the Defense Department told fox news among the injured ...

Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita elaborated on the aspirations and strategic goals of his country prior to the inaugural Korea-Africa Summit slated for Tuesday and Wednesday.

A puzzle is why Morocco snubbed the United States, which has not only supported its skewed foreign policy but whose immediate past President Donald Trump had also’donated’ Western Sahara to it. There may be brewing problems between them that are not apparent, but what is clear is the Moroccan monarch’s macabre foreign policy dance.

The Israeli weapons company's plans to open two factories in Morocco is the latest step in Rabat's normalisation with Tel Aviv. But just like in the UK, Palestine solidarity activists have vowed to make it a difficult task, writes Huda Ammori.

Sky News carries an exclusive 20-minute interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The interview covered matters as diverse as the ...

The row between France and Morocco started last year and involved visas; the two countries have now resumed full diplomatic cooperation

Fez Forum concludes with spotlight on Morrocco’s model of tolerance and co-existence - The Maravi Post

After a two-year impasse due to COVID-19, Algeria held the Arab Summit that it was its turn to organise. The meeting, which had been threatened with suspension or postponement on several occasions, was doomed to failure from the moment it was announced.

Morocco signed a "green partnership" deal with the European Union in Rabat, Tuesday (Oct 18). Both parties hope the agreement will pave the way for a transition to a decarbonised industry through investment in green technology, renewable energy production, sustainable mobility and clean production.

Morocco signed a "green partnership" deal with the European Union in Rabat, Tuesday (Oct 18). Both parties hope the agreement will pave the way for a transition to a decarbonised industry through investment in green technology, renewable energy production, sustainable mobility and clean production.