- 21 February, 2026
Morocco Announces Plans for Massive Logistics Zone
Western Atlantic Casablanca will cost Morocco 550 million dirhams ($55 million) and will be the largest logistics center in Morocco. Western Atlantic Casablanca is an
Efforts to Counter Gulf Fugitives in Europe Need of the Hour
There has been an unprecedented increase in anti-Islam incidents in Europe. There were a record 1,926 anti-Muslim incidents registered in Germany in 2024, according to
Turkey Introduces New Electricity Tariffs for 2025: All You Need to Know
With the regulation effective from January 1st 2025, high electricity consumers will pay higher bills starting from February. So how will the new electricity bill
How Global Connections Worsening the Crisis in Sudan?
The conflict in Sudan is a topic that has drawn international attention because of its deadly toll on civilians. The lost civil war was supported
Hamas Commends Egypt, Jordan for Opposing Trump’s Gaza Displacement Proposal
The Gaza leaders from Hamas organization expressed gratitude to Egypt as well as Jordan after they rejected former US President Donald Trump‘s plan to relocate
Syrians Visit Assad’s Once Exclusive Summer Resort
The house is now entirely devoid of furnishings. Soon after the dictatorial monarch was overthrown this month, Assad and his family fled Syria and common
Heartbreak for Sabalenka as Madison Keys Wins Australian Open 2025
Oday Aryna Sabalenka lost her hope of a medal in the Australian Open 2025 title match. She lost a closely fought final to Madison Keys.
Morocco and Canada Forge Strategic Water Management Partnership
Canada and Morocco have deepened bilateral cooperation on water management and environmental sectors while ambitious plans exist for the association in all sectors of Africa.
Hostage Soldiers Return: Liri, Naama, Daniella, and Karina Reunite with Families After 477 Days
Four Israeli soldiers Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, and Liri Albag have been released and handed over to Red Cross. The came back home
UN suspends all movement into Houthi-controlled Yemen after 7 staffers detained
The United Nations has suspended all staff movement in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen after the Iran-backed rebels detained seven UN employees of the global agency.