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- 1Two US service members missing in Morocco during military exercise▼2 US service members missing in Morocco during multinational military exercise
Two US service members have gone missing in Morocco while taking part in a multinational military exercise. The circumstances of their disappearance have not been disclosed, and US and Moroccan officials are reportedly involved in efforts to locate them. The incident comes as American forces train alongside partner militaries in the country.
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Ceuta's government delegate, Mabel Vivas, has repeated that the Spanish enclave has still not returned to normality following the migrant crisis, and expressed regret that no returns of migrants to Morocco have taken place. The situation at the border remains a pressing concern in Spain, with local authorities criticising the lack of deportations and the continued strain on the city.
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Morocco's national football team, the Atlas Lions, have arrived in Tangier for a friendly international against Mali. Attention on Moroccan football comes ahead of their Africa Cup tie against Lesotho on 29 September, with prediction and odds coverage already circulating. Dutch-speaking fans are following both fixtures closely.
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Spain's former consul in Casablanca says Morocco had to be the 'necessary author' of the Ceuta crisis, arguing that the 2021 influx of migrants could not have been orchestrated by social media alone. His remarks renew debate over Rabat's role in the border standoff and its wider implications for diplomatic relations between Spain and Morocco.
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Readers across multiple countries are checking tomorrow's weather, with forecasts showing varied conditions: sunshine in northern Vietnam but heavy rain and thunderstorms in its central region, rising temperatures in Morocco, and grey skies in the north of France with sun in the south before cooler air returns. A 10-day outlook for Vietnam warns of widespread thunderstorms from late October into early November.
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Western Sahara is back in the headlines as Morocco voices complaints over Spain's Popular Party calling for continued oversight of air traffic control over the territory. Meanwhile, Cuba has reaffirmed its support for the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination before the UN Decolonization Committee, keeping the long-running dispute over the territory active in international forums.
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Morocco's national football team is in focus after beating Lesotho in Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying. Feyenoord midfielder Targhalline impressed in the win, and Brahim Diaz drew praise for his performance wearing the number 10 shirt. Ahead of the Lesotho fixture, CAF president Patrice Motsepe visited the Atlas Lions, while attention also turns to Morocco's upcoming match against Mali.
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Authorities in Morocco's Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region have allocated 27 million dirhams to strengthen hospital emergency services. The funding, reported by L'Economiste, is aimed at improving urgent care capacity across the region, and the announcement is drawing attention among readers following the state of public health infrastructure in northern Morocco.
- 9UN Meeting on Sahara and Returns from Tindouf●UN Meeting on the Sahara and the Return from Tindouf: How Will Morocco Receive Them?
A UN meeting addressing the Western Sahara dispute and the potential return of populations from the Tindouf camps in Algeria to Morocco is drawing attention. The central question being discussed is how Morocco would receive those returning, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts over the territory's status and renewed international focus on the decades-long conflict.
- 10Algeria reportedly concedes Morocco's diplomatic win amid Attaf controversy●Shawki Ben Zahra Live | November 03, 2026 🔴 Algeria admits Morocco's diplomatic victory and Attaf...
Algerian commentator Shawki Ben Zahra hosted a live broadcast on November 3, 2026, claiming that Algeria has admitted Morocco scored a diplomatic victory, with remarks touching on Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf. The broadcast drew heavy engagement across North African audiences, where Morocco-Algeria rivalry over Western Sahara diplomacy remains a flashpoint. Viewers are debating whether Algiers is softening its stance toward Rabat.
- 11Chouki Ben Zahra Live: Diplomatic Lesson from Bourita and Crown Prince●Chouki Ben Zahra Live | November 01, 2026 🔴 A Diplomatic Lesson from Bourita and the Crown Prince...
Moroccan commentator Chouki Ben Zahra hosted a live broadcast on November 1, 2026, framing recent remarks by Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and a crown prince as a 'diplomatic lesson'. The live session drew heavy engagement, with hundreds of thousands reacting as viewers followed commentary on Morocco's diplomatic positioning and the exchange between the two officials.
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Morocco is reinforcing its position in tomato exports to the European Union, according to Libération. The country has become an increasingly important supplier of tomatoes to European markets, thanks to growing production capacity and favourable trade arrangements. The topic is drawing attention as competition over agricultural exports to the EU intensifies among producing countries.
- 13Western Sahara referendum in doubt as MINURSO closure debated●MINURSO: What are the implications of closing the UN mission for the referendum in Western Sahara?
Discussion is turning to what would happen if MINURSO, the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, were shut down. The mission has overseen the long-stalled referendum on the territory's independence or integration with Morocco since 1991. Analysts and commentators are weighing the implications of its closure for the Sahrawi self-determination vote, regional stability and the future of UN involvement in the dispute.
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French TV presenter Isabelle Ithurburu and singer Maxim Nucci (Ycare) were seen together at a famous venue in Marrakech, Morocco. French celebrity media report their appearance there drew attention, fuelling ongoing public interest in the couple's relationship, which has been a regular topic in the French entertainment press.
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Discussion is circulating in Arabic-language media asking whether the United Nations is raising its hands from the Western Sahara conflict, suggesting growing frustration or disengagement over the long-unresolved territorial dispute between Morocco and the Polisario Front. The framing implies criticism of the UN's stalled mediation efforts in the region.
- 16Moroccans anger at Somalia after UN vote▼Come see how Moroccans are putting Somalia on a pedestal after it betrayed Morocco at the UN!
Moroccan social media users are voicing outrage at Somalia, accusing it of betraying Morocco in a United Nations vote linked to the Western Sahara dispute. Commenters are publicly criticizing Somali positions at the UN, with the backlash drawing wide engagement across Moroccan accounts and reigniting debate over the two countries' diplomatic ties.
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PSV Eindhoven midfielder Ismael Saibari is being searched and discussed in Germany, with attention overlapping wider chatter around Moroccan footballers in Europe, including Mustapha Hadji's comments comparing Wahbi Khazri's style to Barcelona and noting Lamine Yamal's Moroccan roots. Saibari, a Morocco international, has become one of the Eredivisie's standout young attacking midfielders.
- 18UN reportedly orders MINURSO to begin withdrawal from Western Sahara▼Breaking: The United Nations issues instructions for MINURSO to begin withdrawal from the Morocca...
The United Nations has reportedly issued instructions for MINURSO, its peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, to begin withdrawing from Moroccan-administered areas. The news is circulating widely, with more than 124,000 people engaging with reports of the announcement. If confirmed, the move would mark a major shift in the UN's decades-long presence in the disputed territory and could carry significant implications for Morocco, the Polisario Front and regional diplomacy.
- 19New Documentary Explores Life in Morocco's Oases●Life in Morocco's Oases: Water, Traditions and a Changing Climate | FULL DOCUMENTARY
A full-length documentary examines life in Morocco's oases, focusing on how communities manage scarce water, preserve long-standing agricultural traditions, and adapt to a changing climate. The film highlights the pressures that rising temperatures and dwindling water supplies place on oasis farming, and how local practices may offer lessons for climate resilience in arid regions.