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A sense of frustration. A Moroccan man protests against social injustice in Rabat. (AFP)

Morocco’s local government employees stage nationwide strike

books

A Moroccan woman places a flower during a vigil for the two Scandinavian hikers outside the Danish Embassy in Rabat, last December. (AFP)

Books can provide ammunition for terrorism

Morocco

Moroccans chant slogans and hold up anti-government signs during a protest in Rabat, last November. (AFP)

Moroccan government bracing for public sector strikes

Maren Ueland

On alert. A police vehicle is seen on a road near the tourist village of Imlil in the High Atlas range, December 18. (AFP)

Sleeper terrorist cells highlight Morocco’s homegrown threat

Morocco

A Moroccan woman counts change at a vegetable market in Casablanca. (Reuters)

Sluggish performance marked Moroccan economy last year

Chancellor Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) receives flowers from a Lebanese refugee as Migration Commissioner Annette Widmann-Mauz (R) looks on, last June. (Reuters)

Why Merkel took a massive bet on migrants as force for growth

Rashmee Roshan Lall

women's rights

Tunisian women chant slogans and wave their national flags during a demonstration to mark Tunisia's Women's Day and to demand equal inheritance rights between men and women on August 13, 2018. (AFP)

MENA women at forefront of fight for equal rights in 2018

Morocco

The group first held a vigil in front of the Norwegian Embassy, read a letter in memory of the two women, then held a moment of silence.

Moroccans honour slain Nordic hikers

Scandinavia

Moroccan police officers drive a truck carrying the bodies of the two slain Scandinavian hikers as they were transported from a morgue in Marrakech to the airport, December 20. (AFP)

Morocco says Scandinavian hikers’ killers pledged allegiance to ISIS