Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Dec 6, 2012 | Morocco News |
By: Said Temsamani Social, economic and political rearrangements are still unfolding in Morocco. A country without oil or gas and a large population of 33 million or more, Morocco is betting on the resourcefulness of its people...
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Africa By ERIC SCHMITT WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda’s affiliate in North Africa is operating terrorist training camps in northern Mali and providing arms, explosives and financing to a militant Islamist organization in northern...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Dec 5, 2012 | Morocco News |
The Washington Post By Jennifer Rubin The United States is short on allies and effective means of influencing events in the Middle East. Syria is still a bloodbath. Libya is threatened by jihadists. Egypt has taken a turn toward...
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Morocco Board News HASSAN MASIKY Written by Hassan Masiky Washington- Morocco News Board–Would the results of last week’s local elections in Catalonia and the Scottish drive for independence hurt or benefit Morocco’s stand...
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One of the migrants in a rubber dinghy reaches out to a Spanish coastguard on being rescued in the sea between Spain and Morocco closer to Tangier, Morocco, on Monday. (AP) CADIZ, Spain: Spanish officials say Coast Guard vessels...
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