Morocco News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th January, and here’s your Morocco daily news capsule.

Few European countries are ready to send troops if a ceasefire is declared in Ukraine.

Protests erupt in Tehran after the Shah's heir calls for action, leading to nationwide internet cuts.

Syria's Defense Ministry announces a ceasefire in Aleppo to allow Kurdish fighters to exit.

The U.S. withdrawal from UN entities does not affect the organization's responsibility to act.

The American administration is re-engaging with Algeria regarding the Sahara issue.

Emmanuel Macron praises the exceptional Franco-Moroccan relationship and seeks a stronger partnership.

The Moroccan royal family puts two of its private hotels up for sale in France.

Moroccans in France face endless waiting for residency permits, highlighting ongoing immigration issues.

Fès-Meknès region experiences two minor earthquakes, with experts citing natural seismic activity.

The French Development Agency maintains a strong activity level of 13.7 billion euros for 2025.

The Israeli government accelerates settlement expansion in the West Bank amid ongoing tensions.

The Human Rights Council elects an Indonesian president for 2026, marking a significant leadership change.

Canada honors the victims of Flight PS752, linking Morocco to its call for air safety.

The Moroccan government strengthens addiction treatment with a new methadone unit in Berkane.

Innovative Alzheimer’s treatment shows promise in reversing cognitive decline in mice.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!