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Morocco’s El Mansouri Government Faces Major Legislative Test as Key Reforms Await Action

RABAT, Morocco — Turning political commitments into enforceable laws will be one of the first major challenges facing Morocco’s new government led by Fatima Zahra El Mansouri. With parliamentary business still underway and several campaign promises awaiting legislative follow-through, the......

Morocco prioritises cybersecurity and the protection of critical infrastructure

Morocco is stepping up its efforts to protect information systems and critical infrastructure as public institutions and businesses become increasingly reliant on digital services. The growing threat of cyberattacks has made cybersecurity a strategic priority, with implications extending beyond technology......

Tafouk TV: Sahel Alliance launches a shared television network

The Alliance of Sahel States, known by its French acronym AES, has added a new institution to its growing network of shared structures with the launch of Tafouk TV, a television channel designed to serve the three-member bloc of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. Based in Bamako, the channel began its regular......

Meta reprimanded for replacing fact-checking with community notes

The Meta Oversight Board warns the company against a hasty replacement of professional fact-checking with "community notes." The independent body believes that this new system should not automatically replace information verification, as Meta experiments with its deployment in several Latin American......

Why do we trust artificial intelligence without checking its sources?

Asking artificial intelligence chatbots for information has quickly become part of everyday life. From news and health questions to education and work, millions of people now rely on conversational AI to provide quick and accessible answers. Yet researchers warn that the convenience and confidence of......

Meta smart glasses face privacy lawsuit over alleged unauthorized data collection

Meta is facing an expanded class-action lawsuit accusing the technology company of misleading consumers about the privacy protections surrounding its AI-powered smart glasses. The amended complaint broadens the group of potential plaintiffs beyond people who own or use the glasses to include individuals......

Freedom Edge: South Korea, the United States, and Japan Strengthen Military Cooperation

South Korea, the United States, and Japan continue their military cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region. The three countries will hold a new edition of the trilateral exercise "Freedom Edge" in international waters east and south of Jeju Island from September 7 to 11. Announced by the South Korean Joint......

2026 Legislative Elections in Morocco: Voters Begin Receiving Polling Station Notices

Less than a month before the Moroccan legislative elections, the administrative authorities have started distributing notices informing voters of the location of their polling stations. This initiative also applies to Moroccans living abroad, who can now establish a proxy online. As the election date......

AI Bias: Why Google's Responses Are Sparking New Controversy

Google has made changes to some of the responses generated by its search engine following controversy over results deemed discriminatory towards certain communities. Users have notably reported surprising differences between nearly identical queries, where only the nationality or religious affiliation......