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Remains of US soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco have been recovered

Remains of US soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco have been recovered

  • He was one of two US soldiers who fell off a cliff during a recreational hike in Morocco while off duty
  • A search-and-rescue operation involved more than 600 personnel from the US, Morocco and other military partners
By AP ·
Massive search continues for two missing US soldiers in Morocco

Massive search continues for two missing US soldiers in Morocco

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Among the key speakers at the conference was Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa, secretary-general of the Muslim World League. (SPA)

Fez conference calls for global cooperation, ethical governance of AI

By Arab News ·
KSA showcases literary diversity at Rabat fair

KSA showcases literary diversity at Rabat fair

By SPA ·
Souhaib Kabli. (social media)

Morocco rapper’s jail term for ‘insulting public body’ upheld

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Muslim World League chief calls for ethical framework governing AI photos

Muslim World League chief calls for ethical framework governing AI

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Morocco opens $700m skyscraper as it boosts global ambitions

Morocco opens $700m skyscraper as it boosts global ambitions

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Cereal output was just 44 million quintals during the 2024-2025 season. (REUTERS)

Morocco expects strong cereal output after winter floods

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Moroccan protesters protest in support of Palestinian people and against Israel's approval of death penalty bill.

Moroccans protest Israel death penalty law at pro-Palestinian rally

By AFP ·
Morocco frees Senegal fans after sentences served

Morocco frees Senegal fans after sentences served

By AFP ·
Mali backs Moroccan plan for sovereignty over Western Sahara

Mali backs Moroccan plan for sovereignty over Western Sahara

By AFP ·
CAF president Motsepe calls for unity after AFCON final fracas 

CAF president Motsepe calls for unity after AFCON final fracas 

By Rueters ·
Morocco stopped fewer illegal migration attempts in 2025 as route shifts

Morocco stopped fewer illegal migration attempts in 2025 as route shifts

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