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“Arab with Three Wives and Two Servants” -- Photograph from the Tupper Scrapbooks Collection (cca. 1860-1890)

Polygamy in Spain? VOX Challenges International Agreements Recognizing Multiple Wives

Javier Villamor February 25, 2026

Social security agreements with Senegal, Morocco, and Tunisia say if deceased workers have more than one widow, the widow’s pension is to be distributed equally between them.

EU Fires Official Over Qatar Trips—But What About the Rest?

Javier Villamor January 30, 2026

The dismissal has reopened questions about why ethics rules seem to bite hardest at lower levels of the EU system.

Qatargate: European Commission Finally Fires Senior Official Amid Long-Running Scandal

TEC News January 29, 2026

Finally! A high-level Eurocrat involved in Qatargate is on his way out.

A supporter with a Moroccan national flag sprays fire in Brussels, on January 18, 2026 following the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final football match between Senegal and Morocco played in Rabat, Morocco.

Africa Cup Riots—in Europe

Zolta Győri January 19, 2026

The final game of the tournament saw scandal on the pitch and was followed by violence across major cities in Western Europe.

Algeria Grants ‘Medical’ Pardon to Jailed Writer

TEC News / AFP November 12, 2025

A French-Algerian author imprisoned for controversial remarks on territorial history will be transferred to Germany for treatment of his prostate cancer.

Spain’s Socialists Drop Pork From Ceuta Schools To “Respect Diversity”

Javier Villamor October 10, 2025

Critics say the move to serve only halal food in public schools marks a new stage in Spain’s growing institutional Islamization.

On January 27, 2023, pallbearers carry the casket of late sacristan Diego Valencia after a funeral mass at the Nuestra Senora de La Palma church on Alta Square, Algeciras, where he was killed on January 25 by Moroccan Yassine Kanjaa.

Terror Trial Begins for Moroccan Machete Attacks in Spain

TEC News / AFP October 6, 2025

Yassine Kanjaa is on trial for killing a sacristan and injuring a priest in Algeciras in 2023. Prosecutors seek 50 years, citing radicalization.

Ibtissam Lachgar holding her One Law For All award at the Secular Conference 2018.

Activist Calling Allah “Lesbian” Sentenced to Two and Half Years Prison

Zolta Győri September 5, 2025

Some were even calling for her to be stoned for her social media post.

Sheep farmer Chrystelle Quointeau (L) and veterinarian Mickael Martin (R) vaccinate sheep against bluetongue disease in a farm in Haut-Corlay, western France on August 12, 2025.

Brussels To Protect Farmers? Something Is Fishy in the Agri-Food Market

Javier Villamor August 15, 2025

Despite the promises, the EU could end up boosting imports from Morocco and Mercosur.

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addresses journalists after a meeting with King Felipe VI of Spain at the Marivent Palace in Palma de Mallorca on July 29, 2025.

Huawei, F-35s, and Algeciras: Spain Drifting Away from the U.S.

Javier Villamor August 13, 2025

Madrid’s defense and trade decisions are cooling relations with the White House in unprecedented ways.

Tag: Morocco

Polygamy in Spain? VOX Challenges International Agreements Recognizing Multiple Wives

EU Fires Official Over Qatar Trips—But What About the Rest?

Qatargate: European Commission Finally Fires Senior Official Amid Long-Running Scandal

Africa Cup Riots—in Europe

Algeria Grants ‘Medical’ Pardon to Jailed Writer

Spain’s Socialists Drop Pork From Ceuta Schools To “Respect Diversity”

Terror Trial Begins for Moroccan Machete Attacks in Spain

Activist Calling Allah “Lesbian” Sentenced to Two and Half Years Prison

Brussels To Protect Farmers? Something Is Fishy in the Agri-Food Market

Huawei, F-35s, and Algeciras: Spain Drifting Away from the U.S.

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