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The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission seeks sanctions against Spain
By closely following the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) investigation into Spanish port practices, I was struck by the contrast between Madrid’s moralizing rhetoric on Gaza and the reality of its…
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Is Morocco preparing to receive the Black Hawk
An obscure administrative document, a handful of technical acronyms, and a compatibility chart published by…
Startups: 10 Moroccan gems to watch closely in 2026
Explore the top 10 Moroccan startups to follow in 2026. From Fintech to GreenTech, see…
Morocco awards Noor Midelt I Solar plant contract to China’s CEEC
Seven years after the original award of this flagship project in Morocco's energy strategy, the…
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Spaniards are fleeing the city of Ceuta in Morocco
Data from Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) reveals a quiet but persistent trend: for the past four years, Ceuta has…
Morocco speaks directly to Brussels decision-makers: Madrid will have to get used to It
Some diplomatic meetings pass almost unnoticed, while others, behind a perfectly routine official agenda, reveal a much deeper shift.
A Russia–Europe war could militarily weaken Spain in the face of Morocco
A scenario in which Europe looks the other way. What I am proposing here is a thought experiment, not a…
Former Catalan president Puigdemont slaps Spain over Ceuta and Melilla
In a long interview with the British daily The Times, conducted from his home in Waterloo, Belgium, Carles Puigdemont, former…
Why Spain fears a free referendum in Catalonia
I saw it with my own eyes this September 11: Barcelona was buzzing again. In Plaça de Catalunya, organizers from…
Spanish propaganda to steal Morocco’s Tropic Seamount
Off Morocco's Atlantic coast, a few hundred kilometers from Dakhla, lies a geological treasure that few people have even heard…
How Is Morocco building Its strategy towards Spain?
During the Ceuta and Melilla crisis, Madrid chose the path of a show of force: appealing to Brussels, mobilizing European…
Ceuta and Melilla, the 1975 UN dossier that the UN has never closed
A diplomatic document dating back half a century is reigniting the debate over the status of Ceuta and Melilla.