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Rif
Melilla Deploys 357 Officers After a Night of Mass Attempts to Cross at Beni Enzar
Around 130 people managed to enter the city, 84 of them minors, while the border crossing remains closed pending a…
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History
Interview: Sebastian Balfour on the Rif War’s Silenced Chemical Attacks
This interview has been edited for clarity and length. British historian Sebastian Balfour, Professor Emeritus of Contemporary Spanish Studies at…
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Art & Culture
Twiza Festival Returns for Its 20th Edition Under the Theme “Defending Love Against Hate”
Tangier, Morocco – The Mediterranean Festival of Amazigh Culture Foundation has announced that the 20th edition of the Twiza Festival…
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Tamazight
Sagrouchni: Integrating Tamazight into institutions is a strategic choice for the state
The process of implementing the official status of Tamazight is progressing rapidly within various Moroccan state institutions, as part of…
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Rif
Nador university institutions to be restructured
The restructuring project of the Faculty of Multidisciplinary Studies in Nador has entered a critical phase following the Government Council’s…
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Art & Culture
Tamazight books remain on the margins
The reality of publishing in Tamazight in Morocco raises growing questions about the volume of written cultural production and the…
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Rif
Predator Oil & Gas continue gas exploration in Guercif
The British company Predator Oil & Gas continues to bet on the natural gas project in the Guercif region of…
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Rif
The Rif and the Makhzen in the Alawite Era: Reopening Questions of Moroccan History
The book The Rif and the Makhzen in the Alawite Era: A Survey of Relations Between the Alawite Sultans and…
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Nador Human Rights Association Calls for an Investigation into Violations Against Migrant Children
The Nador branch of the Moroccan Association for Human Rights has addressed a letter to the King’s Prosecutor at the…
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History
Asphyxiation: When Spain Burned Civilians with Chemical Weapons
Between 1921 and 1927, Spanish forces turned the skies over Morocco’s Rif region into a chemical hell, raining lethal poisonous…
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