Morocco

History of the Green March

On the 6th of November 1975, Morocco's king sent 350,000 people to the border of Western Sahara to try and reclaim the territory from Spain. 44 years on, the fight for control of the region still hasn't been settled.

Moroccan journalist jailed over abortion charge gets royal pardon

Moroccan journalist gets one-year prison sentence over abortion charge

Who reached America first – Columbus or the Phoenicians?

Turkey orders hotels not to evict tourists after Thomas Cook's collapse

Climate crisis: 13 ways the Middle East is under threat

Climate change in the Middle East: These young activists are making a difference

Moroccan journalist charged with abortion

Hundreds protest in Moroccan in support of journalist on trial for alleged abortion

Rights groups decry arrest of Moroccan journalist over alleged abortion

While Moroccans flee poverty by sea, the king's luxury yacht says it all

Ignacio Cembrero

Morocco: Ten reasons why Mohammed VI's reign has lasted 20 years

Aziz Chahir

Middle East cinema: Why you can't watch some of its best films

Morocco under fire after deadly crackdown on football fans in Western Sahara

New survey reveals drop-off in religiosity across Arab world, especially North Africa

Egypt, Jordan, Morocco to attend US-led Palestinian conference in Bahrain: US officials

32 Middle Eastern recipes you can make at home

The collapse of the 'Moroccan exception' myth

Aziz Chahir

Arabic press review: Top Saudi and Emirati officials make unannounced visit to Sudan

How to make Moroccan veal tajine with plums

UN's Western Sahara envoy left post because of 'political pressure' claims Polisario official