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Moroccan Man Jailed For 5 Years For Criticising The King In Facebook Posts
Notably, his posts were in regard to the country's normalisation of ties with Israel.
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Moroccan King On List Of Potential Pegasus Spyware Targets: Report
Moroccan King Mohammed VI's phone is on a list of numbers of people identified as potential Pegasus spyware targets by Morocco's intelligence services, French radio reported on Tuesday.
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Morocco Hails Homecoming To African Union After 33 Years
"I am finally home", King Mohammed VI said Tuesday as the African Union readmitted Morocco after a 33-year absence, deferring the issue of Western Sahara for another day.
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Spain's Felipe Meets Saudi King Salman As Warship Sale Mooted
Spain's King Felipe VI met Sunday with Saudi King Salman, official media said, during a visit coinciding with talks to sell Spanish warships.
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Morocco Wants To Rejoin African Union: King Mohammed VI
Morocco wants to rejoin the African Union, 32 years after quitting the bloc in protest at its decision to accept Western Sahara as a member, King Mohammed VI said Sunday.
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Morocco Launches First Solar Power Plant
King Mohammed VI on Thursday inaugurated Morocco's first solar power plant, a massive project that the country sees as part of its goal of boosting its clean energy output.
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UN Chief Wants Western Sahara Talks Soon
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Wednesday for negotiations in the coming months to settle the frozen conflict over Western Sahara, at the center of tensions between Morocco and African countries.
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French Journalists Charged With Bid to Blackmail Morocco King
Two French investigative journalists were charged with blackmail for demanding two million euros ($2.2 million) from the king of Morocco not to bring out a book purportedly containing damaging revelations about the monarch, legal sources said Saturday.
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2 French Journalists Held for 'Attempted Blackmail of Morocco King'
Two French investigative journalists were arrested on Thursday in Paris on suspicion of trying to blackmail the king of Morocco, legal sources in both countries said.
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Morocco bans Spanish paper over royal cartoon
Morocco has banned the distribution of Thursday's edition of Spain's influential El Pais, as a cartoon published by the newspaper allegedly tarnished King Mohammed VI's name, an official said.
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King declares Morocco a Constitutional monarchy
Moroccan King Mohammed VI announced a series of Constitutional reforms in a speech on Friday night that he said will turn the North African country into a Constitutional monarchy, though pro-democracy activists remain skeptical.Under the new Constitution, the king will remain the supreme commander of the army and a new article formalized him as the...
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Dozens reported hurt in Morocco protest
Dozens of protesters were injured, some seriously, during a clash with security forces on Monday who tried to storm the headquarters of a Left-wing party in Casablanca, witnesses and reporters said.The protesters had sought refuge in the offices of the Unified Socialist Party (PSU) after the security forces broke up a peaceful demonstration calling...
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Morocco protests: Thousands demand reforms
Several thousand people rallied in Moroccan cities on Sunday demanding political reform and limits on the powers of the King, the latest protests demanding change to have rocked the region.Over 2,000 people took to the streets of the capital Rabat, 4,000 according to the organisers, shouting: "The people want change."In Casablanca, the North Africa...
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Moroccan Man Jailed For 5 Years For Criticising The King In Facebook Posts
Notably, his posts were in regard to the country's normalisation of ties with Israel.
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Moroccan King On List Of Potential Pegasus Spyware Targets: Report
Moroccan King Mohammed VI's phone is on a list of numbers of people identified as potential Pegasus spyware targets by Morocco's intelligence services, French radio reported on Tuesday.
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Morocco Hails Homecoming To African Union After 33 Years
"I am finally home", King Mohammed VI said Tuesday as the African Union readmitted Morocco after a 33-year absence, deferring the issue of Western Sahara for another day.
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Spain's Felipe Meets Saudi King Salman As Warship Sale Mooted
Spain's King Felipe VI met Sunday with Saudi King Salman, official media said, during a visit coinciding with talks to sell Spanish warships.
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Morocco Wants To Rejoin African Union: King Mohammed VI
Morocco wants to rejoin the African Union, 32 years after quitting the bloc in protest at its decision to accept Western Sahara as a member, King Mohammed VI said Sunday.
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Morocco Launches First Solar Power Plant
King Mohammed VI on Thursday inaugurated Morocco's first solar power plant, a massive project that the country sees as part of its goal of boosting its clean energy output.
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UN Chief Wants Western Sahara Talks Soon
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Wednesday for negotiations in the coming months to settle the frozen conflict over Western Sahara, at the center of tensions between Morocco and African countries.
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French Journalists Charged With Bid to Blackmail Morocco King
Two French investigative journalists were charged with blackmail for demanding two million euros ($2.2 million) from the king of Morocco not to bring out a book purportedly containing damaging revelations about the monarch, legal sources said Saturday.
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2 French Journalists Held for 'Attempted Blackmail of Morocco King'
Two French investigative journalists were arrested on Thursday in Paris on suspicion of trying to blackmail the king of Morocco, legal sources in both countries said.
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Morocco bans Spanish paper over royal cartoon
Morocco has banned the distribution of Thursday's edition of Spain's influential El Pais, as a cartoon published by the newspaper allegedly tarnished King Mohammed VI's name, an official said.
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King declares Morocco a Constitutional monarchy
Moroccan King Mohammed VI announced a series of Constitutional reforms in a speech on Friday night that he said will turn the North African country into a Constitutional monarchy, though pro-democracy activists remain skeptical.Under the new Constitution, the king will remain the supreme commander of the army and a new article formalized him as the...
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Dozens reported hurt in Morocco protest
Dozens of protesters were injured, some seriously, during a clash with security forces on Monday who tried to storm the headquarters of a Left-wing party in Casablanca, witnesses and reporters said.The protesters had sought refuge in the offices of the Unified Socialist Party (PSU) after the security forces broke up a peaceful demonstration calling...
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Morocco protests: Thousands demand reforms
Several thousand people rallied in Moroccan cities on Sunday demanding political reform and limits on the powers of the King, the latest protests demanding change to have rocked the region.Over 2,000 people took to the streets of the capital Rabat, 4,000 according to the organisers, shouting: "The people want change."In Casablanca, the North Africa...
