Latifa Babas

Injuries threatened to derail his rise, but Anass Salah-Eddine never stopped moving forward. From Ajax's academy to the Atlas Lions, the Dutch-Moroccan defender has turned perseverance into a place at the 2026 World Cup.

The financial crimes chamber at the Fez Court of First Instance has sentenced Abderrafie Zouiten, president of the Spirit of Fez Foundation, to a two-year suspended prison term.

For years, the «Sboua» group has made a habit of being wherever Morocco's national team is. From the stands in Qatar to the Africa Cup of Nations stadiums in Morocco, the group has followed the «Atlas Lions» with its unified chants and organized support. As the 2026 World Cup approaches, it is preparing for a new journey behind the national team, this time amid challenges linked to visas, travel costs and the rules governing the entry of supporters' equipment.

As the Atlas Lions prepare to begin their World Cup campaign, the Moroccan diaspora in the United States is mobilizing to welcome thousands of supporters arriving from across the globe. From a free watch party near MetLife Stadium to cultural events, volunteers are working to ensure fans feel at home throughout the tournament.

Just days after posting a video that sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, showing him skinning and roasting a dead dog while presenting it

Following the discovery of two drug-smuggling tunnels between Morocco and Ceuta as part of operations «Hades» and «Ares», investigations by Spain's

The 13th edition of the Global Rights Index, issued by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), has classified Morocco among countries where workers' rights are subject to «regular violations». The 2026 report points to a worrying global escalation in the erosion of trade union freedoms and growing pressure on workers and unions.

A family living in the province of Ouezzane filed a complaint with the Royal Gendarmerie after discovering that their underage daughter was pregnant. The investigation led to the identification and arrest of two suspects allegedly involved in the assault.

Moroccan engineer Asmae Mhassni has built an unconventional career spanning medical devices, supercomputers and cybersecurity, rising to become a Principal Engineer at Intel. She now helps lead global efforts to secure AI systems through the Coalition for Secure AI while advocating for greater representation of women in technology.

Egyptian-American comedian, television host, actor and former physician Bassem Youssef is bringing his «The Belly of the Beast Tour» to Morocco this June.