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Morocco’s avocado export season is opening in an unprecedented context for the European market. According to an analysis by Moroccan exporter Unique Packing, five major producing countries are expected to supply Europe simultaneously this winter, bringing available volumes to nearly 500 million kilograms. For Morocco, the key will be whether exporters can sell early and consistently before competition intensifies.

The European funding will strengthen border controls, reception capacity and return procedures in Ceuta, while renewed calls highlight Morocco’s role in managing migration flows before they reach the EU’s external borders.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said talks with Nasser Bourita in Copenhagen produced positive results and will lead to a strategic partnership agreement between the two countries.

App developers accuse Apple of using its market power to impose stricter tracking requirements on third-party apps while giving its own services an advantage.

The comedian will open in Fez on October 10 before taking the show to Brussels, Lyon and five other cities, with Adam Belhaj, Wahiba Bouyah and Mohammed Fateh joining the line-up.

Since this summer’s migration crisis, there has been much talk about what Europe owes Ceuta. It is time to look at what Ceuta costs Europe. These roughly 19 km² of Spanish territory on the African coast are heavily subsidized and supported by the European Union. But the cost of the presidios cannot be measured in millions of euros alone. While it is first and foremost budgetary, it is also political, bringing to Brussels the very divisions that the European Pact on Migration thought it had overcome. And above all, what is the price of responsibility? How far should European solidarity go when it is called upon to shoulder the consequences of national political choices?

Museum thefts across Europe are becoming more violent and more targeted, with criminals increasingly using explosives, firearms and heavy tools to steal valuable cultural objects, according to a new Europol report.

U.S. automotive technology supplier Gentex has chosen Morocco for a new manufacturing plant aimed at supplying European customers, with production scheduled to begin in 2028, as the company responds to growing demand from automakers for localized production in the region.

Adopted last July, the first major overhaul of European air passenger rights in more than 20 years will take effect in summer 2027. Behind the widely welcomed advances lies a less straightforward reality for the millions of African travelers. The carrier’s nationality, point of departure and place of residence: three criteria that quietly determine the level of legal protection each passenger will enjoy.