Inside Morocco

The 1947 French massacre in Casablanca

In 1947 French troops opened fire on Moroccan civilians in Casablanca, killing between 160 and 1000 people between 7 and 8 April. The massacre was an attempt by France to sabotage the Moroccan sultan's journey to Tangier, where he would give an iconic speech to call for his country’s independence

Moroccan police crack down on Palestine Land Day protest

Union strike in Morocco calls for end to police crackdown against teachers

Protests in border town after Algeria expels Moroccan farmers from their land

Morocco's 'Makhzen' state in crisis

Morocco set to legalise cannabis

Morocco set to legalise cannabis growth and export for medical use

Morocco: Repression is no answer to fear of a new popular uprising

Aziz Chahir

Anger in Morocco over comedy skit on Algerian TV depicting King Mohammed VI

Backlash in Morocco as Algerian show features puppet of King Mohammed VI

Prominent Moroccan political activist arrested at airport

Dozens die in Morocco after being trapped in factory flooding

Sahrawi activists and Moroccan dissidents fear Rabat is now pursuing them abroad

Morocco's Islamist backing for Israel normalisation is a game changer

Khalil al-Anani

What you need to know about Amazigh New Year, or Yennayer

Morocco-Israel normalisation: Rabat's latest political betrayal

Abdelkader Abderrahmane

Morocco: Protests in Casablanca opposing the normalisation of ties with Israel

Israel-Morocco normalisation: First Israeli flight lands in Rabat

Unesco adds couscous to list of intangible cultural heritage

Israel normalisation deals

Moroccan authorities prevent protest against ties with Israel in Rabat

Morocco-Israel agree to normalise ties as US recognises Rabat’s sovereignty of Western Sahara