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Arstechnica By Dave Klingler – The Arab Spring has had yet another consequence—satellite jamming, and the practice is serious enough to threaten the satellite operators’ business. Two operators, Arabsat and Nilesat,...
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View From Fez Justice Minister Mustafa Ramid has only just come in to office in the new PJD led government but it has not taken him long to cause general embarrassment. As a a tourism official in Fez (who declined to be named)...
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Pictures Asylum seeker Jaoudi from Morocco lies on mattress with lips sewn together as part of hunger strike at a house in Brussels Jamal Jaoudi from Morocco, a 20-year-old asylum seeker, lies on a mattress with his lips sewn...
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Bulk of contributions to infrastructures and private sector (ANSAmed) – BRUSSELS, APRIL 04 – The EU’s Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) last year approved 91.3 million euros grant contributions in the...
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Eurocopter The key role of Eurocopter helicopters in Morocco’s homeland security, law enforcement, medical airlift, rescue and military mobility will be highlighted at this week’s Marrakech Air Show, where the company is marking...
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