In Morocco, major unions announced a general strike for February 5 and 6, marking the first such action since 2016. This decision follows the Moroccan Labour Union and other groups' withdrawal from a parliamentary session intended to pass new strike legislation. Union leaders, condemning the government's refusal to negotiate, criticize policies they view as detrimental to workers' rights, including proposed increases in retirement age and changes affecting the right to strike and workers’ purchasing power.
Moroccans remain the largest legally registered foreign workforce in Spain, with 350,433 workers contributing to social security as of
The Trump administration is weighing new travel restrictions on citizens from 41 countries, including Syria, Libya, Sudan, and Iran, according
Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty declared Sudan’s division a “red line,” warning against further fragmentation of the
The EU has imposed countervailing duties of up to 31.4% on Moroccan aluminium road wheels, citing unfair subsidies, including
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