Author: MoroccoTomorrow

By Roger Hardy Middle East analyst Tunisia strikes out towards democracy, while Egypt’s protesters take to the streets once more. Libya shakes off its ruler but finds national consensus elusive. A power struggle rages in...

By BRIAN MURPHY Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — It was a remark designed to send chills through Washington and its allies: an influential member of the Saudi royal family suggesting the kingdom could...

By HUSSAIN AL-QATARI KUWAIT CITY (AP) — Kuwait’s ruler dissolved parliament Tuesday and set the Gulf nation toward elections, citing “deteriorating conditions” amid an increasingly bitter political...

More photos » by Jay Deshmukh – TRIPOLI (AFP) Libya’s government on Tuesday gave its firm support to a two-week deadline for militias to quit Tripoli, backing up a threat from the capital’s council to lock down...

Tangier   –  HM King Mohammed VI enquired, on Tuesday in Tangier, about the progress of the reconversion project of the Tanger-ville port area, worth 6.2 billion dirhams.    – The project will reinforce Tangier’s...