
Morocco Has Just Broken a Glass Ceiling
For the first time in its history, Morocco has entrusted the leadership of its government to a woman: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri. A ceiling falls: the ceiling of the possible.
Spain and Morocco, a neighbourhood that cannot afford a rupture. Analysis of Ceuta, Gibraltar, the Sahara and a relationship decided across fourteen kilometres of sea.

For the first time in its history, Morocco has entrusted the leadership of its government to a woman: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri. A ceiling falls: the ceiling of the possible.

Spain and Morocco are bound by geography, security and mutual interests. The strategic challenge is how to cooperate without allowing interdependence to become dependence.

The New Geopolitics of the Straits The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has brought the international system face to face with an old lesson that globalisation once appeared to have consigned to history: geography still matters. When a maritime…

Morocco has modernised, expanded its international influence and become a partner Spain increasingly needs. Yet part of Spanish public opinion continues to view the country through old prejudices, even as strategic reality makes its importance impossible to ignore. Two recent…

How Morocco turned diplomatic mastery and strategic vision into a new global narrative — from the Western Sahara to Africa’s economic future. Morocco’s rise from 1975 to 2025 marks one of the most remarkable geopolitical transformations in modern history. On October 31,…
In these days, my thoughts have traveled back in time to the 1990s in Tangier, recalling a fleeting friendship with a peculiar neighbor who lived his final days. Back then, Tangier had a unique atmosphere, and despite his fame transcending…

Today marks a milestone in the history of relations between Spain and Morocco, after a period of tension. The leaders of both countries have made the bold decision to join their efforts and jointly address the challenges they have in…

Two neighboring countries, you can't afford "patio tantrums", there's a lot at stake.

With nearly 50 years of history, the dispute in the Sahara represents one of the greatest unresolved international conflicts.

Morocco celebrates 20 years of the coronation of King Mohamed VI. Twenty years of profound change in the structure of the state, in the economy, in international relations and in the field of human rights.