Morocco Deadly floods in southern Morocco Floods triggered by torrential rain have killed at least 32 people in southern Morocco. Most victims were swept away by swollen rivers which also 24/11/2014
Burkina Faso Blaise Compaore reportedly leaves Ivory Coast The deposed president of Burkina Faso Blaise Compaoré has reportedly left Côte d’Ivoire. A source close to the Ivorian presidential office is quoted 20/11/2014
Culture Rabat hosts new fair to promote African and Middle Eastern music Premiering in Morocco, Visa For Music is a new fair aimed at promoting music from Africa and the Middle East. Some 60 exhibitors took part in the 18/11/2014
Italy Italian navy rescues 2,000 illegal migrants in two days More than 2,000 illegal migrants sailing from North Africa have been saved off the southern coast of Sicily over the past two days, the Italian navy 19/03/2014
Unreported Europe Melilla: the Spanish enclave that has become the back-door to Europe These pictures were filmed on November 20th this year by Spanish police surveillance cameras. They feature a chain of nearly a thousand migrants 09/12/2013
World PEAS, ALISON and MEDERSAT among the WISE guys in international education awards WISE, the annual World Innovation Summit for Education, held in Doha, brings together thousands of education professionals to discuss developments 18/10/2013
World Morocco aims for a 21st century education system What do Moroccan students think of their education system? Is there really an education crisis in Morocco? And what is the government doing to end 19/07/2013
Europe Migration Out of Africa Risking their lives in the hope of a better future – every year, thousands of men, women and children take what most of us would consider 13/03/2013
World WISE prizes for educational innovation Doha’s World Innovative Summit for Education (WISE) 2011 has awarded six prizes to educational projects from across the world. The winning projects 29/03/2012
World Building bridges through education Education plays a key role in connecting cultures and fostering tolerance. Our first report takes us to Morocco where a non-profit organisation aims 02/09/2011
World Child-sex tourism debated in The Network From Thailand to Cuba, Brazil to Morocco, sex-tourism is lucrative. Websites hawk erotic escapes while authorities in impoverished lands are tempted 07/07/2011
Unreported Europe Morocco's march for change Repercussions in Morocco of social movements in the Arab world: King Mohammed VI is reforming the constitution, ready to cede some of his power and 06/04/2011
World Hatim el Gharbi – Morocco Euronews travelled to ITB Berlin, the world’s leading travel trade show, to speak to representatives from countries worldwide and get a first-hand 11/03/2011
Culture Malkovich awards 'best cast' gong in Marrakech US actor and producer John Malkovich, who headed the jury at the 10th Marrakech Film Festival, broke with tradition in Morocco, announcing prizes for 13/12/2010
Culture Marrakesh Film Festival honours Harvey Keitel US actor Harvey Keitel has been honoured at the Marrakesh film festival for his lifelong achievement and career as an actor. Keitel, who has 10/12/2010
Culture Marrakesh Film Festival celebrates French cinema Marrakesh film festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a retrospective of French cinema, drawing the creme de la creme of France’s film 06/12/2010
World Euronews interviews Taib Fassi Fihri The Moroccan Foreign Affairs Minister was in Brussels on Wednesday to present to Europe Morocco’s point of view on the situation in Western Sahara 04/12/2010
Unreported Europe Death in Morocco The landscape is scattered with coal mines and death rules in the mines around Jerada in Morocco. A donkey driver leads us to one of the mines in the 03/12/2010
Unreported Europe Morocco invests in solar energy The sun is increasingly being seen as a major renewable energy source. In Morocco, the government is building five large solar plants aimed at 25/11/2010
Sci-tech Morocco cleans up one of its oldest industries Tanning is an ancient art in Morocco, but it pollutes the environment heavily. Chouara is part of this tradition. It is one of the three tanneries in 07/09/2010
Europe Saving Morocco's Maâmora Forest Morocco’s Maâmora Forest is in danger. The vast expanse of oak trees used to make 70 percent of the country’s cork is suffering from overgrazing and 23/01/2009