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Borrell in Morocco: Zero Tolerance for Any Involvement in EU Corruption Case

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 9, 2023

The EU foreign chief is in the unenviable position to have to consider the vital importance of Morocco, now implicated in the EU corruption scandal, to the bloc’s economy.

Qatar Objects to Being Singled Out in EU Anti-Corruption Measures

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 19, 2022

While main suspect Eva Kaili gets most of the attention, the corruption case’s wider ripple effect, particularly in diplomatic relations with the major energy supplier, is making itself felt.

Rainbow Flags for Thee, Rioters for Me

Carlos Perona Calvete December 15, 2022

Amidst talk of a victory for Muslims in general, vulgar ethnic resentment against Europeans on the part of rioters can pretend to stem from a principled opposition to secular, liberal postmodernity.

EU Parliament Bribery Plot: Murky and Ever Thickening

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 14, 2022

Belgian court documents indicate that former MEP Pier Antonio Panzeri was not only advising MEPs within the S&D to favor Qatar, but Morocco as well.

World Cup: Morocco-Spain Aftermath Roils Various European Cities

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 9, 2022

Brussels witnessed fireworks raining down on its streets, as some among the Moroccan supporters began throwing rocks at police officers. Some of the fireworks were even discharged horizontally, used as projectiles.

Morocco Denies Having a Land Border with Spain

Carlos Perona Calvete October 17, 2022

Ambassador Zniber said that his government does not recognize the UN’s characterization of the border fence as a Spanish-Moroccan land border, because it does not recognize Melilla to be Spanish.

France: Imam Threatened With Expulsion on the Run

Hélène de Lauzun September 2, 2022

Following his arrest, Hassan Iquioussen should have been placed in an administrative detention centre. But when the police arrived at his home, he was not there.

Morocco Recalls Ambassador from Tunisia

Carlos Perona Calvete August 30, 2022

Morocco and Tunisia recall ambassadors following Tunisian invitation to Western Saharan leader Brahim Ghal.

Surrendering the Sahara, Part II:
Bigger Players and Resource Riches

Carlos Perona Calvete August 8, 2022

Despite the wide economic gulf between them, Moroccan diplomacy has by far exceeded that of Spain—the size of an economy is not a determining factor in deciding a country’s importance to larger players.

Surrendering the Sahara
Part I: Morocco on the March and Spain’s Socialists Surrender

Carlos Perona Calvete July 25, 2022

In a remarkable break with its historic policy, reflecting either incompetence or deliberate national sabotage, the Spanish government has accepted Moroccan designs over the Western Sahara.

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Borrell in Morocco: Zero Tolerance for Any Involvement in EU Corruption Case

Qatar Objects to Being Singled Out in EU Anti-Corruption Measures

Rainbow Flags for Thee, Rioters for Me

EU Parliament Bribery Plot: Murky and Ever Thickening

World Cup: Morocco-Spain Aftermath Roils Various European Cities

Morocco Denies Having a Land Border with Spain

France: Imam Threatened With Expulsion on the Run

Morocco Recalls Ambassador from Tunisia

Surrendering the Sahara, Part II:
Bigger Players and Resource Riches

Surrendering the Sahara
Part I: Morocco on the March and Spain’s Socialists Surrender

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