Iran intercepts ship suspected of smuggling fuel
Iran seized a foreign vessel in the Gulf of Oman, suspected of smuggling two million litres of fuel, according to...
Day: 17 July 2025
Morocco: Worries arise concerning legislative corruption
Amid the controversial modifications to Morocco's Criminal Procedure code, some of the country's key human rights figures have expressed their...
There is no rush to strike a nuclear deal with Iran, Trump says
US President Donald Trump on July 15th stated he is in “no rush” to strike a nuclear deal with Iran,...
UN voices concern over surge in violence and suffering in Sudan
The United Nations conveyed considerable concern over the surge in violence in Sudan, most notably in the states of North...
Moroccan nationalists push for independence of Spanish enclaves
The Moroccan nationalist Committee for the Liberation of two cities under Spanish governance has officially returned, now under a new...
German tourist leads paedophilia ring in Morocco
Moroccan authorities have expanded their investigation into a German tourist who has been accused of sexual exploitation against minors in...
Three oil fields in north Iraq attacked by drones
In Iraq's Kurdistan region, three oil fields were struck by drones on July 16th, according to Kurdish authorities, The New...
Morocco FM condemns maps that omit Western Sahara
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita has denounced the circulation of maps excluding the disputed territory in Western Sahara, warning that...
Algeria: almost 100 public figures call for release of French sportswriter
Around 100 public figures, including actors, journalists and singers, have called for the release of French sportswriter, Christophe Gleizes, who...
UK convoy attacked in Tripoli, threatening diplomacy with Libya
A UK diplomatic convoy was attacked in the capital city of Tripoli in Libya on June 26th, an attack which...
Moroccan Airbnd host caught and charged for filming guests
A court in Marrakech sentenced the host of a “luxury” Airbnb villa to 5 years in prison after hidden cameras...
Support falters for Japan’s government ahead of vote
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, under its Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, could face an imminent loss of its majority in the...
Israel tells mediators of buffer zone plan along Gaza border
Israel has notified Egyptian and Qatari mediators of its plan to establish a security buffer zone along the full length...
Morocco reports fall in pretrial detention rates
Morocco observed a substantial decline in pretrial detention rates on July 9th, hitting an all-time low in national judicial history,...
