International

The World Trade Organization has called for reforms to its global trade rules, warning that deeper fragmentation could leave the world economy up to 6.9% smaller by 2050.

Morocco’s approach to renewable energy, decarbonization and sustainable resource management was presented at a climate policy meeting in Salta.

The LUX-ZEPLIN team says the unusual event is intriguing but cautions that it is too early to claim a dark matter discovery.

NASA and IBM have launched an open-source artificial intelligence model designed to help scientists analyze the Moon’s surface, map craters and volcanic features, and identify areas where water ice could be stable.

France has submitted a revised proposal to ban social media access for children under 15, weeks after the country’s Constitutional Council rejected an earlier version of the measure.

For Algeria, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline is a priority because its own production is insufficient to supply an EU that has voluntarily deprived itself of Russian gas. Yet if the Trans-Saharan pipeline project were to go ahead, Algeria could export an additional 30 billion cubic meters. It would then become the EU’s leading gas supplier, radically increasing its leverage over the bloc, particularly on what remains a priority issue for Algiers: challenging Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara.

The Kingdom was the guest of honor at the fifth edition of the International Cooperation Fair in Ibarra, where Moroccan expertise in South-South cooperation, technology and capacity building was showcased.

Global shipping is facing an unprecedented convergence of security threats, with commercial vessels and seafarers increasingly caught up in conflicts across some of the world’s busiest maritime routes.

People aged 65 and older now outnumber children aged 5 and under worldwide for the first time in human history, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s An Aging World: 2025 report.