Author: MoroccoTomorrow

By PAUL SCHEMM Associated Press RABAT, Morocco (AP) — A Moroccan court on Friday convicted all defendants for their role in a cafe bombing that killed 17 people, mostly tourists, sentencing the chief suspect to death. The...

Washington – Following the kidnapping of Western humanitarian workers in Tindouf that prompted the UN to declare a “security blockade” around the camps, U.S. human rights attorney, Leah Farish, pointed to the...

By Souhail Karam SALE, Morocco (Reuters) – A Moroccan judge sentenced Adel Othmani to death Friday for plotting and carrying out an April 28 bomb attack on a cafe in Marrakesh that killed 17 people, including eight French...

More photos » DAMASCUS (AFP) Clashes between Syrian troops and suspected deserters have reportedly killed 17 soldiers, a rights group says, while Arab foreign ministers have condemned the murder of dozens of civilians during...

Rabat – While mystery still surrounds the kidnapping of the three Europeans on Sunday near Tindouf, in Algeria, several Italian and Spanish prestigious newspapers are trying to disclose circumstances of the operation,...