Morocco continues to take new steps in recognizing and valorizing its cultural diversity. The recent appearance of Tifinagh, the official alphabet of the Amazigh language, on the new Moroccan biometric passport is a striking illustration of this. From now on, the information on this official document is written in Arabic, French, and Amazigh, bearing witness…
To understand the scale of this case, we have to go back several months. The Foyer anderlechtois, one of the main public service real estate companies in the Brussels-Capital Region, is responsible for managing several thousand social housing units within the territory of Anderlecht. Like all social housing companies, its mission consists of allocating these…
South Africa is facing a wave of anti-immigration protests following an ultimatum issued to undocumented migrants. Arrests, violence, and tensions are reviving the specter of xenophobia. South Africa is traversing a new social and political crisis centered around immigration. Since the end of June 2026, several cities across the country, including Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape…
Western democracies have never been so free. Yet, rarely have citizens expressed such a level of mistrust toward their institutions. This contradiction constitutes one of the great political paradoxes of our time. Everywhere in Europe and North America, the same symptoms are appearing. Electoral turnout fluctuates. Traditional parties are losing ground. Protest movements are advancing….
For a long time, social media were presented as a wonderful tool for citizen empowerment. They were supposed to democratize information, give a voice to those who had none, and strengthen democratic participation. Fifteen years later, the reality is much more nuanced. Information has never circulated so quickly. Citizens have never had access to so…
The Brussels Correctional Court approved, on June 8, 2026, a criminal settlement amounting to 175.2 million euros concluded between the Belgian Federal Prosecutor’s Office, the Banque Centrale Populaire (BCP), its subsidiary Banque Chaabi du Maroc, and several of its executives. This decision puts an end to one of the most significant financial proceedings involving a…
The discourse surrounding theft and knife-related assaults in Morocco is no longer merely the reflection of scattered news reports relayed by the media or social media platforms. It has evolved into a daily obsession haunting citizens and raising profound questions about the causes behind the rise of this phenomenon and its repercussions on collective security….
Consumer technology has traditionally been associated with individual use, convenience and lifestyle preferences. Smartphones, social media platforms and connected devices are designed to meet personal needs, from communication to entertainment and productivity. In recent years, however, the context surrounding these technologies has expanded beyond the individual sphere. Regulation is one of the areas where this…
Public policy frameworks in many countries are increasingly shaped by the need to address immediate disruptions while maintaining longer-term objectives. Recent years have been marked by successive crises, including health emergencies, economic shocks, energy volatility and environmental events, requiring rapid responses from governments and institutions. Crisis management mechanisms are designed to act quickly. Emergency funding,…
Global news consumption patterns have evolved in recent years, with growing attention to the phenomenon often described as “news fatigue.” In multiple countries, surveys and media studies indicate that a portion of audiences is reducing exposure to continuous news coverage, particularly during periods marked by overlapping international crises. Research conducted by institutions such as the…
