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No Help For Days, Morocco Man Dug With Bare Hands To Help Trapped Parents
A man who lost both parents in Morocco's earthquake said he felt betrayed by the government's response after it took four days for digging machinery to reach the remote town where his mother and father were buried under their collapsed home.
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Morocco Files Defamation Suit Against Amnesty, French NGO Over Pegasus
Morocco has filed defamation claims against Amnesty International and a French NGO who claim its intelligence services used the Pegasus mobile phone spyware against dozens of French journalists, lawyers for the government said Thursday.
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Pegasus Spyware: Morocco Denies Targeting French President Emmanuel Macron and Other Officials
Morocco’s government is denying reports that the country's security forces may have used Pegasus spyware made by Israel’s NSO Group to eavesdrop on the smartphones of French President Emmanuel Macron and other public figures.
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Why India Is Exporting Vaccines But Not Selling Them For Public Use
India has started shipping out millions of doses of Covishield free of cost. On the list are 13 nations -- Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Bahrain, Brazil, Mauritius, Morocco, Oman, Seychelles and Sri Lanka. But while the move improves the country's standing internationally, there are questions why the government is not allo...
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India Starts Commercial Covid Vaccine Exports Today
The government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the foreign secretary told Reuters.
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India To Begin Covid Vaccine Exports To Brazil, Morocco From Friday
India's government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the Indian foreign secretary told Reuters.
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Morocco Detains 4 'Dangerous' ISIS Suspects
Moroccan police have arrested four "dangerous" suspected jihadists linked to the ISIS who were planning attacks across the country, the government said today.
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Libya Agrees New National Unity Government: United Nations
Libya has agreed to form a new national government headed by Prime Minister Fayez el-Sarraj after months of tortuous negotiations, United Nations envoy Bernardino Leon said Friday.
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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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'Positive Reaction' From Libya Rivals to Draft Deal: UN Envoy
Libya's warring factions have reacted positively to a draft peace agreement put forward at talks in Morocco, UN envoy Bernardino Leon said today.
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UN Presses Libya Peace Talks Under Shadow of Drownings
Delegates from Libya's rival parliaments gathered in Morocco today for what UN mediators demanded be a "final" push for a unity government to stem mounting jihadism and a desperate exodus of asylum-seekers.
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8 Killed in Air Strike as Libya Government Aims to Recapture Capital
Eight civilians were killed in an air strike near Tripoli on Monday, the US ambassador said, as Libya's internationally recognised government pressed on with an assault to recapture the capital it abandoned to a rival faction last year.
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UN-mediated Libya Crisis Talks to Resume Wednesday: Lawmaker
UN-mediated talks in Morocco between Libya's rival parliaments aimed at forming a national unity government will resume Wednesday, a lawmaker for the internationally recognised legislature said.
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Burkina Faso Will Ask Morocco to Extradite Former President
Burkina Faso will ask Morocco to extradite ousted leader Blaise Compaore, interim Prime Minister Isaac Zida told reporters on Thursday after the new government's first meeting.
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No Help For Days, Morocco Man Dug With Bare Hands To Help Trapped Parents
A man who lost both parents in Morocco's earthquake said he felt betrayed by the government's response after it took four days for digging machinery to reach the remote town where his mother and father were buried under their collapsed home.
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Morocco Files Defamation Suit Against Amnesty, French NGO Over Pegasus
Morocco has filed defamation claims against Amnesty International and a French NGO who claim its intelligence services used the Pegasus mobile phone spyware against dozens of French journalists, lawyers for the government said Thursday.
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Pegasus Spyware: Morocco Denies Targeting French President Emmanuel Macron and Other Officials
Morocco’s government is denying reports that the country's security forces may have used Pegasus spyware made by Israel’s NSO Group to eavesdrop on the smartphones of French President Emmanuel Macron and other public figures.
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Why India Is Exporting Vaccines But Not Selling Them For Public Use
India has started shipping out millions of doses of Covishield free of cost. On the list are 13 nations -- Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Bahrain, Brazil, Mauritius, Morocco, Oman, Seychelles and Sri Lanka. But while the move improves the country's standing internationally, there are questions why the government is not allo...
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India Starts Commercial Covid Vaccine Exports Today
The government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the foreign secretary told Reuters.
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India To Begin Covid Vaccine Exports To Brazil, Morocco From Friday
India's government has cleared commercial exports of COVID-19 vaccines, with the first consignments to be shipped to Brazil and Morocco on Friday, the Indian foreign secretary told Reuters.
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Morocco Detains 4 'Dangerous' ISIS Suspects
Moroccan police have arrested four "dangerous" suspected jihadists linked to the ISIS who were planning attacks across the country, the government said today.
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Libya Agrees New National Unity Government: United Nations
Libya has agreed to form a new national government headed by Prime Minister Fayez el-Sarraj after months of tortuous negotiations, United Nations envoy Bernardino Leon said Friday.
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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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'Positive Reaction' From Libya Rivals to Draft Deal: UN Envoy
Libya's warring factions have reacted positively to a draft peace agreement put forward at talks in Morocco, UN envoy Bernardino Leon said today.
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UN Presses Libya Peace Talks Under Shadow of Drownings
Delegates from Libya's rival parliaments gathered in Morocco today for what UN mediators demanded be a "final" push for a unity government to stem mounting jihadism and a desperate exodus of asylum-seekers.
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8 Killed in Air Strike as Libya Government Aims to Recapture Capital
Eight civilians were killed in an air strike near Tripoli on Monday, the US ambassador said, as Libya's internationally recognised government pressed on with an assault to recapture the capital it abandoned to a rival faction last year.
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UN-mediated Libya Crisis Talks to Resume Wednesday: Lawmaker
UN-mediated talks in Morocco between Libya's rival parliaments aimed at forming a national unity government will resume Wednesday, a lawmaker for the internationally recognised legislature said.
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Burkina Faso Will Ask Morocco to Extradite Former President
Burkina Faso will ask Morocco to extradite ousted leader Blaise Compaore, interim Prime Minister Isaac Zida told reporters on Thursday after the new government's first meeting.
