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تستعد صربيا لإجراء انتخابات تشريعية مبكرة، الأحد، وسط منافسة بين الحزب التقدمي الصربي، الذي هيمن على المشهد السياسي لأكثر من 14 عاما، وحركة طلابية تحولت من الاحتجاجات الشعبية إلى العمل الانتخابي، أملا في تحقيق تغيير سياسي عبر صناديق الاقتراع. وتخوض الحركة الطلابية الانتخابات بلائحة تحمل اسم “الطلاب ينتصرون”، تضم 250 مرشحا، ينتمي عدد كبير منهم […] The post حركة طلابية تتحدى الحزب الحاكم بصربيا appeared first on Hespress - هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية .
كشفت معطيات رسمية حديثة عن أن 65,2 في المائة من مجموع الموظفين المدنيين بالمغرب مرتبون في السلم العاشر فما فوق. وأفاد “تقرير الموارد البشرية”، المرفق بمشروع قانون المالية لسنة 2027، بأن عدد الموظفين المدنيين بالوظيفة العمومية في المغرب وصل خلال السنة الجارية إلى 574 ألفا و26 موظفا وموظفة. الموظفون والسلالم أوضح التقرير أن نسبة التأطير […] The post السلم العاشر فما فوق يضم غالبية الموظفين .. والتعليم يتصدر تشغيل النساء appeared first on Hespress - هسبريس جريدة إلكترونية مغربية .
A post titled "Facebook Opposition" appeared on Hespress, a Moroccan electronic newspaper. The available text consists only of the headline and a line noting where it was first published. No further details about the post's content were included.
Five sailors aged between 30 and 50 are missing after failing to return from a fishing trip aboard a legal boat off the coast of Safi. Authorities have launched a security alert on the city's coastal shore. Field and judicial technical investigations are being conducted under the supervision of the public prosecutor's office. The five had set out to fish as usual.
Meknes club temporarily took sole lead of the professional football league after beating host Amal Tiznit 2-1 on Saturday at the municipal stadium in Berrechid in the fifth round. Ayoub Lakhlifi opened the scoring in the 16th minute, and the visitors held their advantage until the end of the first half despite pressure from Amal Tiznit. The win lifted Meknes to the top of the standings, at least for now.
The Royal Gendarmerie’s judicial center in Sidi Ifni said Saturday it had solved a murder case that had shaken the area. The case began when a man in his fifties was found dead on Thursday at Arksis beach, with his body bound and showing signs of scattered blows. Gendarmerie investigations into the killing were supervised by the commander of the Sidi Ifni company, according to information available to Hespress.
Morocco expects the cost of several tax exemptions and incentives for households, companies and economic sectors to rise in 2027, according to official projections in a tax expenditures report attached to next year’s draft finance law. Five main tax measures are projected to reach a combined cost of about 18.56 billion dirhams, compared with 17.52 billion dirhams cited for the earlier period.
The item is about the prices of local and imported meat. It was published by Hespress.
Moroccan international striker Mohamed Yasser Al-Zabiri led Racing Santander back to winning ways in the Spanish football league. He scored the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over visiting Espanyol on Saturday in the tenth round. The result ended Santander's run of four matches without a win. Al-Zabiri is 21 years old.
A communal councilor in Had Soualem, in Berrechid province, has been referred by an investigating judge to the criminal chamber over suspected involvement in a drug trafficking case. The referral followed the completion of the preliminary investigation into the allegations against him. The file is awaiting presentation to court and discussion of the evidence linked to the charges.
Thousands of people demonstrated in central Madrid on Saturday to demand protection for the public pension system. The protest came about a month before early legislative elections scheduled for November 29, amid a political dispute over the future of retirees' pensions and possible changes to how they are financed. Madrid authorities told AFP that about 25,000 people took part.
Data from the Moroccan Pension Fund (CMR) shows that 70,266 civil servants are expected to retire at the legal age by 2030. The figures appear in a human resources report attached to the draft finance law for 2027. The national education and preschool sector tops the list of sectors facing retirements.
Israel's election campaign has seen a marked rise in incitement and personal defamation days before legislative elections scheduled for next Tuesday. The race is tense between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot. AI technologies are being used for political propaganda, to target opponents and to influence voters, and the material is spreading on social media.
The WHO announced the start of the first large-scale clinical trial of vaccines against the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The trial aims to evaluate the effectiveness of candidate vaccines against the country’s outbreak. According to the announcement, the outbreak has exceeded 9,700 infections and more than 4,600 deaths.
Morocco’s new political season, following legislative elections held on September 23, has captured public attention and sparked a heated political debate. The government led by Fatima Zahra Mansouri, coordinator of the collective leadership of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, made a strong start in facing the opposition. The opposition is led by the Justice and Development Party team, described in the text as the majority’s main rival. The headline asks whether this clash between the head of government and the opposition will renew Moroccans’ trust in political action.
The Socialist Union of Popular Forces has formally challenged the election results in the Tangier-Assilah district. It filed its appeal on Friday, joining other parties that contested the outcome of the September 23 vote. The appeal includes a demand to strip the Authenticity and Modernity Party.
New owners of companies acquired over the past two years have been surprised by tax audit notices. Preliminary audits found “hidden” tax debts dating from periods before the ownership transfer. These debts were not listed among the financial obligations declared when the sale contracts were concluded. The buyers now face demands to settle tax amounts tied to transactions and actions carried out by former managers.
A 46-year-old woman died while undergoing buttock augmentation and liposuction at a private clinic in Istanbul. She suffered sudden medical complications during the surgery. Authorities have opened an investigation into the death and its circumstances. The Turkish newspaper Star reported that the procedure included liposuction from the waist and upper thighs.
Gianni Infantino says he has the support of the overwhelming majority of FIFA’s national member associations as he seeks a fourth term as president. His bid continues despite criticism over an investment project aimed at involving the private sector in exploiting the commercial rights of several football competitions. Asian backing is helping his push for another term, according to the headline.
A memorandum on regional investment distribution attached to the 2027 draft finance law says public investment will reach 400 billion dirhams next year. That volume rose from 230 billion dirhams in 2021 to 380 billion dirhams in 2026, an increase of 65.2%. The memo highlights university hospitals and major dams, and Morocco's regions are awaiting major projects.
The headline refers to the deportation of African migrants in Casablanca. The only accompanying line says the post first appeared on Hespress, described as a Moroccan electronic newspaper; no further details are given.
Italian authorities reinforced security and army deployments in Milan on Saturday ahead of expected protests against rising living costs and public spending cuts. The move came a week after clashes with police and looting at several shops in the city. With calls for protests spreading to other Italian regions, central Milan was placed under strict security measures.
Italian authorities reinforced security forces and army deployment in Milan on Saturday ahead of expected protests against rising living costs and public spending cuts. The step came a week after clashes with police and looting at several shops in the city. Central Milan saw strict security measures, while calls for protest were widening to other Italian areas.
New amendments to Japan's Imperial Household Law came into effect on Saturday. They reinforce the restriction of imperial succession to males and exclude Princess Aiko, Emperor Naruhito's daughter, from the throne despite her wide popularity. The legal changes mark important adjustments to Japan's imperial system, which dates back about 1,500 years.
German security authorities are preparing for a new wave of student protests expected in several cities on October 31. The protests follow a call from an initiative called “Generation Z Revolts.” Officials fear extremist groups could exploit the demonstrations, as youth protests widen in several European countries. Berlin police said they are monitoring the situation closely.
International diplomatic attention is focused on the UN Security Council in New York, where members are due to vote in late October on a new resolution concerning the Moroccan Sahara. The vote is expected to mark a step toward a final settlement based on an expanded autonomy plan. The preliminary draft resolution was circulated by the United States. The composition of the Security Council is seen as favoring Rabat in the vote.
Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho is preparing for his first Clasico since returning to coach Real Madrid. His team will visit Barcelona on Sunday at Camp Nou. Real Madrid is looking to stop the dominance of its traditional rival, which leads the Spanish league, and end a recent run of results that has favored Barcelona.
The US Department of Defense has classified Confucius Institutes, Chinese-funded cultural centers at American universities, as institutions that pose a threat to national security. It accused entities linked to them of carrying out propaganda activities, gathering information targeting intellectual property, and influencing students. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Friday that the decision followed observations that institutions linked to these institutes were returning.
Several French cities saw a new wave of protests on Saturday against the high cost of living and declining purchasing power. About 70,000 police officers and gendarmes were deployed, nearly 20 percent more than the previous week. Authorities were preparing for a possible repeat of the violence and looting that accompanied the October 17 protests. By 1 p.m., 135 people had been arrested.
Morocco's under-15 football team opened its World Cup campaign in Azerbaijan with a 2-0 win over the Philippines on Saturday. The match was played at the Hovsan complex in Baku. Safwan Balamine opened the scoring in the sixth minute, and Morocco settled the result in the first half.
Morocco’s under-15 football team opened its World Cup campaign in Azerbaijan with a 2-0 win over the Philippines. The match was played on Saturday at Hovsan Stadium in the capital, Baku. Safwan Belamin opened the scoring in the sixth minute. Morocco settled the match in the first half.
Tirana is preparing for new protests on Saturday demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The demands are linked to corruption accusations, poor education conditions and declining job opportunities. The protests follow a week of clashes between demonstrators and security forces that injured more than 300 people, according to authorities. Three protest gatherings are planned during the day, with the first called by the opposition.
Morocco's 2027 finance bill includes changes to the tax system with new increases in the tax on luxury cars. The tax applies to buyers of cars valued above 40 million centimes, excluding VAT. The bill proposes raising the luxury car tax from 5 percent to 6 percent for vehicles in a certain range. The changes also include exemptions for World Cup vehicles.
Chicken prices have recorded a fresh jump, according to a report published by Hespress.
Vincent Kompany, the Belgian coach of Germany's Bayern Munich, was taken to a clinic in Munich on Friday after a sudden health problem. His condition has stabilized, and club sporting director Max Eberl said Saturday that it is stable. Eberl said Kompany is expected to be away from leading the team for several weeks.
Morocco’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Rural Development, Water and Forests said 37 companies took part in importing cattle for slaughter in 2026. Brazil accounted for more than 90 percent of the imported animals. The ministry said the imports are part of measures to keep the national market supplied with red meat and help stabilize prices. It made the statement in a press release.
A research paper from the Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis looks at the incoming government of Fatima Zahra Al-Mansouri. Researcher Abdel Rrafi' Zaanoun argues that it will not make a clean break with the major orientations of public policy. It also will not be a simple copy of its predecessor, he says. The paper describes the next term as constrained by obligations that narrow the margins of choice without eliminating them.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the Palestinian Authority of a "very big surprise." His warning came as the Israeli army launched a wide military operation in the occupied West Bank. The operation followed an armed attack near Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers and injured three others. The developments came days before Israeli legislative elections scheduled for next Tuesday. Netanyahu spoke in an interview with i24 News.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened the Palestinian Authority with a very big surprise. The threat came as the Israeli army launched a wide military operation in the occupied West Bank. The operation followed an armed attack near Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers and injured three others. The developments took place days before Israeli legislative elections scheduled for next Tuesday. Netanyahu spoke in an interview with i24 News.
Expectations are rising that the United States could resume large-scale military strikes against Iran. The shift comes amid fast-moving military activity in the Middle East and signs that Washington and Tel Aviv are preparing for a new phase of escalation. American experts, however, doubt that such operations would change the balance of the war or push Tehran into concessions that end the conflict.
Morocco expects to collect about 195 million dirhams, or 19.5 billion centimes, from betting, lottery and the Royal Horse Encouragement Company in 2027 under draft finance bill 60.26. The government is also moving to tighten tax oversight on winnings from games of chance. It plans to include the related tax declarations in the system.
Italy's national statistics institute, ISTAT, reported that Moroccans were the largest group of non-EU foreigners granted residence permits in the country for 2025. More than 44,000 Moroccans received permits, an annual increase of more than 72 percent. Citizens of Bangladesh were next with 39,000 residence permits, according to the figures.
RB Leipzig is moving toward keeping Moroccan international Nael El Aynaoui permanently. The German club wants to activate the purchase clause in his contract with Roma, valued at 25 million euros. German Sky Sport reported that Leipzig management is working to complete the arrangements for his future. The move follows the midfielder’s performances since he joined the club on loan.
German club Leipzig wants to keep Moroccan international Nael El Ainawi permanently and is looking to activate a clause to buy his contract from Italy’s Roma for 25 million euros. The midfielder has been on loan at Leipzig, and the club has been pleased with his performances. German outlet Sky Sport reported that Leipzig management is working to complete arrangements for his future.
Washington circulated an initial draft of a UN Security Council resolution on the Sahara to the parties to the conflict, with the vote expected at the end of October. The draft caused panic within the Polisario Front, according to the report. Polisario found itself squeezed by a UN and international track that reinforces the realism of the autonomy initiative and undercuts its own positions. It threatened to withdraw from the political process in an attempt to apply pressure.
Abdellatif Hammouchi, Director General of National Security, issued two new decisions published in the Official Gazette of the Kingdom, issue 7553. The decisions restructure the Royal Police Institute and organize the Higher Institute of Security Sciences and the Institute of Science and Criminal Evidence. They define the tasks and competencies of the various structures of these security institutions. One decision is numbered 1920.26 and was issued on 2 Rabi' al-Thani.
A Hespress headline states that Washington has knocked out the Polisario Front's hand. The item carries no further detail beyond that headline, so no additional facts or context are given.
Ayoub Bouaddi, a young Moroccan international who plays for Manchester City, has named Andres Iniesta as a childhood idol. He said the former Barcelona star was one of his main sources of inspiration while growing up. Bouaddi cited Iniesta's technical skills and his ability to control the rhythm of play, in comments to the English club's official website.
The 2027 finance bill shows that the state budget remains under pressure from the rising cost of subsidizing basic goods. Butane gas accounts for the largest share of compensation spending. International energy market disruptions and higher transport and maritime shipping costs are adding to the burden. The government has allocated 19.4 billion dirhams, or 1,940 billion centimes, to continue the support.
In an interview with Deutsche Welle, French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal repeated his statements about the historical border dispute between Morocco and Algeria. He said it is a historical fact, whether people believe it or not, that Tlemcen and Oran, extending to Mascara, were always part of the Moroccan kingdom. The headline on the interview also quoted him calling Tebboune a 'sick dictator.'
