Moroccan activists and civil society groups condemn the opening of Israel’s Liaison Office in Rabat and call for an end to normalization amid the war on Gaza.

The Ceuta crisis ceased to be merely a border dispute or a sudden wave of migration; instead, it transformed into a pawn in a geopolitical struggle where Israeli, American, and Moroccan interests intersect.

Morocco’s media, political, and religious circles have been embroiled in a heated debate after a cruise ship carrying thousands of gay passengers docked in Tangier as part of a Mediterranean tour.

Politicians and academics have accused PM Aziz Akhannouch's government of using its commanding parliamentary majority to push through tailor-made legislation designed to benefit powerful individuals and business lobbies.

Moroccan activists continue to protest against any event in the country involving Israeli Occupation participants, while authorities have responded in several cases with security measures to block such demonstrations, including in the northern city of Tangier.