An analysis of regional balance, internal challenges, and institutional sovereignty Iraq today is one of the most strategic countries in the Middle East. Its geographical position, its immense oil resources, and its history make it a central player in regional balances. Since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, the country has sought to rebuild…
The “Pegasus” spyware case has returned to the forefront of debate in France following the publication of new information and journalistic investigations regarding the use of the software to target French officials, journalists, opponents, and public figures. These developments come nearly five years after the initial revelations in 2021, when it emerged that phone numbers…
Here is the complete English translation of the article, maintaining a formal, precise, and journalistic tone: Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, Future President of FIFA? A Hypothesis Reflecting the Shifting Balance of Global Football Could the next president of FIFA be named Nasser Al-Khelaïfi? This question is gradually entering debates surrounding the future of international football governance. Although…
DOHA — Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani has passed away at the age of 74, Qatar’s official news agency announced. A major figure in the contemporary history of the Gulf, he leaves behind an exceptional legacy, having profoundly transformed his country and contributed to its influence on the international stage. Leading Qatar from…
For decades, scientific research was primarily associated with expanding knowledge, improving public health and supporting technological progress. International collaboration was considered one of its defining characteristics, with universities, laboratories and researchers sharing discoveries across borders. That model remains an essential part of modern science, but it now coexists with another reality: research has become a…
For many years, climate policy focused primarily on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Governments introduced measures to expand renewable energy, improve energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions, with the objective of limiting long-term global warming. While these efforts remain central, a second challenge has become increasingly urgent: adapting to the effects of climate change that are…
It is a scene that would have seemed unthinkable just a few months ago. In late June 2026, in the dead of the Baghdad night, Iraqi security forces sealed off all access points to the highly secured Green Zone. In a raid unprecedented since the 2003 US invasion, 47 high-ranking officials, including members of parliament…
A new case of alleged fraud linked to emigration to Europe is currently shaking northern Morocco. In Tangier, the justice system has opened an investigation following several complaints targeting a network suspected of promising employment contracts in Belgium to dozens of emigration candidates in exchange for large sums of money. According to publicly released information,…
The Israeli army announced Sunday that it had killed Ali Mussa Daqduq, one of Hezbollah’s most experienced and wanted operatives, during a targeted strike in southern Lebanon. According to the IDF, the operation targeted a historical leader of the Lebanese Shia movement, considered by Washington and Israel to be one of the architects of several…
The working visit to Rabat by the Belgian Minister of Justice, Annelies Verlinden, comes at a time marked by the desire of the Belgian authorities to strengthen their cooperation with Morocco on several sensitive issues, particularly those related to irregular migration, the identification of Moroccan nationals in an illegal situation, and the execution of return…
