In Les musulmans et la machine de guerre nazie, published by La Découverte, British historian David Motadel examines how Nazi ...

Behind the “digital hub” narrative lies a reality that is rarely quantified: AI data centers are industrial-scale consumers ...

Dinosaur teeth, ammonites, trilobites… Morocco’s fossil heritage fascinates scientists as much as it attracts traffickers.

Known worldwide for its waves, Taghazout is now seeing another board sport draw visitors and locals alike after dark. Since ...

Identification, sterilization, shelters, penalties for mistreatment... Law 19.25, which took effect after its adoption by Parliament in July, modernizes Morocco’s legal framework for managing stray ...

Moroccan women lead, launch businesses, and make decisions, yet advertising often fails to reflect that reality. That is the ...

Despite its crimes, Europe is said to have provided its colonies with infrastructure and capital, ensuring their development.

Remittances from Moroccans living abroad (MREs) continue to post strong growth, but the banking channels used to transfer ...

Loss of self-esteem, distrust of white men, coping mechanisms… The enduring fascination with the figure of the beurette, the ...

The Ministry of Health’s latest social report presents a reform in motion. Yet behind the progress it highlights, the ...

From fake bank advisers and bogus traffic fines to counterfeit concert tickets, phishing and other digital scams are becoming ...

With its 19 airports, Morocco has a relatively dense air transport network. But Meknes, with a population of some 560,000, is an exception. What many people don’t know is that the city has been trying ...