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Is the current migration management model still fit for today’s realities?
“We are neither Europe’s policeman nor its caretaker. We are a sovereign partner, not a subcontractor” in managing migration, a Moroccan government source said Monday in Rabat while questioning whether the current migration management model remains viable and suited to today’s realities.
Rare total solar eclipse to darken parts of Europe and the Arctic on August 12
The eclipse will be visible in totality from parts of Spain, Greenland and Iceland, while a partial eclipse will be seen across much of Europe, North America and West Africa.
Automotive industry: ‘Made in Europe’ opens a new strategic chapter in Morocco-EU talks
Morocco’s industrial expansion has placed the Kingdom at the center of the European Union’s strategic decision-making. Questions raised by the proposed “Made in Europe” framework, as reported by Africa Intelligence, reflect less a challenge to Morocco’s industrial model than a debate over the role of partners that are deeply integrated into Europe’s manufacturing base.
Bloomberg: Morocco taps US Exim Bank, World Bank for African Atlantic gas pipeline financing
Morocco is seeking financing from the Export-Import Bank of the United States and the World Bank for the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP), according to Bloomberg, as the project gains momentum following a landmark agreement signed by West African leaders.
Fires in Europe: latest developments
Here are the main events related to the fires raging in Europe.
Deadly wildfires force thousands from homes in parts of Europe
Wildfires swept across parts of Italy, France and Spain on Wednesday, killing three firefighters and forcing thousands to flee as scorching temperatures and strong winds fueled the blazes.
Atlantic Africa Gas Pipeline: how West Africa is anchoring its energy future to Morocco
By securing the collective endorsement of ECOWAS member states in Freetown on July 19, 2026, the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline has transcended its status as a mere infrastructure project to become a cornerstone of contemporary African geopolitics. Driven by the Morocco-Nigeria partnership, this $25 billion megaproject, spanning 6,800 kilometers across 13 countries, is transforming the region’s gas potential into an instrument of energy sovereignty for 400 million people, while establishing an irreversible model of South-South integration. Here is how.
How Morocco aims to become the industrial hub linking Europe and Africa
Long seen as a cost-competitive manufacturing platform, Morocco is now seeking to establish itself as a strategic link in the reconfiguration of value chains between Europe and Africa. At the second edition of the Assises de l’Excellence Achats in Marrakech, business leaders and experts from the National Procurement Council of Morocco (CNA Maroc) outlined a model built on innovation, human capital, energy and higher-value industrial production.