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France : quand la révolution devient un mythe, la violence risque de devenir un héritage...

2026-11-04T04:14:21.566-08:00

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France: When Revolution Becomes a Myth, Violence Risks Becoming a Legacy...

2026-11-04T03:24:24.342-08:00

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Rabat, or the Dream of a Garden for the Three Prayers...

2026-10-18T03:22:46.031-07:00

A vast park open to the sea, bearing the name of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, where a mosque, a church, and a synagogue would face one another, not as three separate territories, but as three voices of the same human aspiration: that of the human being who seeks and encounters God in three different places, united by an architecture profoundly Moroccan in character.

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Football: Atlas Lions Against Mali: A Draw That Calls for Looking Beyond the Result

2026-10-04T14:57:40.451-07:00

This 1–1 draw should therefore be viewed with composure, but also with clear-eyed realism. The first half provides an encouraging foundation. The second serves as a reminder that nothing is ever definitively achieved. Between the two lies the work of a coach: transforming good spells into habits and shortcomings into areas for improvement. The next international fixture will come in November.

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Morocco Cannot Be Read Through Foggy Lenses

2026-10-04T04:18:40.733-07:00

From the Almoravids to the Almohads, from the Merinids to the Saadians and the Alaouites, the dynasties that succeeded one another in Morocco developed in a political, social and religious environment that was not that of feudal, aristocratic Europe. It is precisely for this reason that mechanical comparisons with European monarchies can quickly become misleading

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Spain: Vox Wanted to Challenge Rabat—Madrid Said No

2026-09-27T03:45:25.295-07:00

Vox has shown a clear lack of political maturity. Foreign policy is not a rally with a border in the background and loudspeakers on a stage.

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Sebta and Melilla: Spain must break free from its national romance and show intelligence...

2026-09-17T05:19:16.382-07:00

The history of the enclaves is therefore not that of a natural European border, but that of a colonial power having progressively consolidated military and territorial positions on Moroccan territory.

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Ceuta: The “Moroccan Plot” Is Falling Apart

2026-09-15T15:42:31.586-07:00

When a Hypothesis Becomes Truth

The mechanism is now familiar: a “police source” makes a claim, a media outlet publishes it, a political figure reacts, and other media repeat it. Within a few hours, a hypothesis becomes almost a certainty. The conditional disappears. So does the doubt.

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Migration in Spain: When the Figures Tell a Different Story from the Headlines…

2026-08-30T05:51:43.541-07:00

In 2024, Spain recorded 63,970 irregular arrivals, including 46,843 in the Canary Islands. A closer look at the nationalities of origin is revealing.

Africa Is Not Just Morocco

According to Frontex, the main nationalities among people arriving irregularly in Spain in 2024 were Malians (14,033), Algerians (9,631), Senegalese (9,602), and Moroccans (8,521).

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Migration en Espagne : quand les chiffres racontent une autre histoire que les unes...

2026-08-30T05:47:36.693-07:00

En 2024, l’Espagne a enregistré 63 970 arrivées irrégulières, dont 46 843 aux Canaries. L'examen des nationalités d'origine est édifiant.

L'Afrique ne se résume pas au Maroc
Selon Frontex, les principales nationalités parmi les personnes arrivées irrégulièrement en Espagne en 2024 étaient les Maliens (14 033), les Algériens (9 631), les Sénégalais (9 602) et les Marocains (8 521).

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Sebta and Melilla: When Qadi Ayyad and Al-Azafi Respond to Madrid…

2026-08-27T01:54:57.582-07:00

Diplomacy sometimes consists in knowing when to speak—and, above all, in knowing when to let the dead speak. No one—not even Madrid—can silence the dead. Their existence, words, writings, traces and narratives are eternal, and they impose themselves. There is no point in raising one’s voice, shouting or insulting when history speaks—and speaks with subtlety.

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Are the Lions Really Worth So Little? The Mystery Behind the Low Market Value of Moroccan soccer International players

2026-08-25T10:47:10.920-07:00

Morocco reached the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup and the quarter-finals of the 2026 edition. It has established itself firmly among the world’s top 10 teams and won the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Yet the transfer market does not reflect this rise.

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Sebta and Melilia: When Geopolitics Finally Meets History…

2026-08-22T06:43:17.813-07:00

Should we conclude that the momentum has already arrived after what has just happened, with 50,000 people—dogs and cats included—having crossed the barrier? Certainly not; or, at the very least, no one can say so with certainty.

And that is precisely one of the IGH op-ed’s intellectual strengths: it rejects all prophecy. Instead, it invites us to observe the variables, assess developments and distinguish facts from wishes.

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Why the Hassan II Stadium Could Well Host the 2030 World Cup Final.

2026-08-20T07:06:49.621-07:00

One can understand Spanish emotion. One can understand that some consider Madrid the natural home of a final; that the Bernabéu enjoys incomparable prestige. But geography, logistics, and FIFA's requirements do not disappear just because a political crisis complicates relations between two countries. The 2030 World Cup is a competition organized by three countries: Spain, Portugal, and Morocco — thanks to whom this bid was so appealing. Morocco is a co-organizer and is investing massively to that end.

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Press freedom with double standards: when Spain forgets its principles in Sebta...

2026-08-20T06:59:52.627-07:00

Defending one's journalists is perfectly legitimate. Press freedom deserves to be defended everywhere, without exception — but precisely everywhere and in all circumstances. And that is where the problem begins.

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Liberté de la presse à géométrie variable : quand l’Espagne oublie ses principes à Sebta

2026-08-20T06:53:19.727-07:00

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Pourquoi le stade Hassan II pourrait bien accueillir la finale du Mondial 2030

2026-08-16T06:11:12.885-07:00

Le Bernabéu est au cœur d'une ville extrêmement dense. Il a autour des rues, des immeubles, des commerces et une circulation considérable. Organiser une finale dans un tel environnement est évidemment possible. Mais cela exige une organisation exceptionnelle et des adaptations temporaires considérables. Plus l'environnement urbain est dense, plus l'organisation devient compliquée. On en sait quelques choses à Casablanca.

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Franco, the Moroccans, and the Myth of “Hajj Franco"...

2026-08-16T06:04:34.354-07:00

Francisco Franco, the Caudillo who would impose a national-Catholic regime on Spain for nearly forty years, owed a crucial part of his victory to Moroccan Muslim soldiers.

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Sebta: When Spain’s Opposition Sacrifices Geography to Polemics

2026-08-14T06:17:33.111-07:00

True political courage does not consist in exploiting a crisis to set peoples against each other. It consists in turning crises into opportunities to build a more mature, more balanced, and more lucid relationship.

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Morocco: What If Elections Were Also an Opportunity to Talk About Values?

2026-08-14T06:05:34.753-07:00

The rush towards Ceuta cannot be reduced to poverty, unemployment or exclusion. Many of those who attempted the journey were neither completely abandoned nor poor. Some were educated, trained and even employed.

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After Qatar, Morocco: has “pre-bashing” already begun?

2026-08-14T05:57:58.313-07:00

After Qatar, it was predictable that the next major non-Western country to host the World Cup would be subjected to a particularly biased examination. Morocco must therefore be ready, not by barricading itself behind a victim posture, but by responding with facts, quality, transparency, and confidence.

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Is Morocco doomed to suffer until the 2030 World Cup?

2026-08-11T06:09:38.674-07:00

The events that took place near Sebta at the end of July, at the very moment Morocco was celebrating Throne Day, cannot be dismissed as a mere incident. Their coincidence with this symbolic moment raises questions. Should this be seen as a simple coincidence, or as the first episode in a sequence destined to repeat itself until the 2030 World Cup?

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Is the Kingdom of Morocco Becoming a Civilization-State Once Again?

2026-08-11T06:02:35.645-07:00

For a long time, Morocco was portrayed first as a young independent state under Mohammed V and then as a nation-state under Hassan II, subject to the same constraints as countries emerging from decolonization.

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Le Maroc est-il condamné à souffrir jusqu'à la Coupe du monde 2030 ?

2026-08-05T02:14:11.077-07:00

lus un État gagne en visibilité, plus il devient la cible de campagnes d'influence, de désinformation ou de déstabilisation. Les opérations informationnelles contemporaines ne consistent plus seulement à diffuser de fausses informations.

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Ceuta and Melilla: why Spain will sooner or later have to return the two enclaves to Morocco

2026-08-05T02:03:27.523-07:00

In reality, if Spain continues to cling to Ceuta and Melilla, it is no longer mainly for economic reasons. It is probably a question of national symbol, prestige, and strategy.

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