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Saturday, January 5, 2008

VENEZUELA

World | January 5, 2008
14 missing as plane crashes into sea A plane crashed into the sea off Venezuela with 14 people on board, including eight Italians and a Swiss citizen. Read more
 

Saturday, November 3, 2007

World in Brief / SPAIN - Morocco protests visit to enclaves

World | November 3, 2007
Morocco recalled its ambassador to Spain because of a plan by Spain’s king and queen to visit two Spanish enclaves in North Africa claimed by Morocco. Read more
 

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

World in Brief / MOROCCO - Final results show secular victory

World | September 11, 2007
Morocco’s conservative Istiqlal party won the most seats in parliamentary elections, allowing it to form the next government with its current ruling coalition, final results showed. Read more
 

Sunday, September 9, 2007

World in Brief | MOROCCO - Secular party triumphs in vote

World | September 9, 2007
Voters deprived an Islamist party of an expected parliamentary victory, handing it instead to a secular conservative party that is a member of the ruling coalition, according to preliminary results. Read more
 

AUSTRALIA

World | September 9, 2007
APEC leaders agree on climate plan Pacific Rim leaders agreed to curb global warming by improving energy use and expanding forests, laying out a plan they hope will influence future climate change talks but that critics dismissed as too timid. Read more
 

Saturday, September 8, 2007

World in Brief | MOROCCO - Vote expected to boost Islamists

World | September 8, 2007
Morocco began counting votes after a record low turnout in parliamentary elections that were expected to show gains for Islamists pressing an anti-corruption message. Read more
 

Sunday, April 15, 2007

N. Africa attacks put West on alert

World | By Josh Meyer and Sebastian Rotella | April 15, 2007
Bombings in Algeria and Morocco and other militant activity across North Africa have put U.S. and European authorities on alert that their interests in the region may be targeted for attack, officials say. Read more
 

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

4 terror suspects killed in raid

World | April 11, 2007
Acting on a tip, Moroccan police surrounded a building in Casablanca where four terrorism suspects were holed up, prompting three to flee and blow themselves up with explosives. Read more
 

Monday, March 12, 2007

Casablanca suicide bomber injures 3

World | March 12, 2007
A Moroccan man detonated explosives he was carrying under his clothes at an Internet cafe in Casablanca, killing himself and wounding three people, security sources and witnesses said today. Read more
 

Friday, May 5, 2006

50 Women Join Ranks of Muslim Preachers

World | May 5, 2006
Fifty women have graduated as Muslim preachers, part of Morocco’s effort to promote moderate Islam. Read more
 

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Panel Details Deaths, Disappearances

World | December 17, 2005
A truth commission set up by Morocco’s King Mohammed VI to investigate human rights abuses during his father’s 38-year rule found that nearly 600 people had disappeared and 500 had been killed during street riots or while in police custody, the state news agency reported. Read more
 

Monday, December 5, 2005

Patch of Spain in Africa Draws Migrants

World | By Tracy Wilkinson | December 5, 2005
The women, some pregnant, others toting their children, risk the slippery, rugged cliffs here to cross from Africa into Europe without leaving the continent. Read more
 

Sunday, November 20, 2005

Marrakech’s new Euro chic

Travel | By Susan Spano | November 20, 2005
THERE won’t be a sign, and every doorway will look the same. Read more
 

Marrakech’s new Euro chic

Travel | By Susan Spano | November 20, 2005
SOMEONE must have rubbed a brass lamp and let a genie out of a bottle. Read more
 

Sunday, October 30, 2005

Ancient tale transports a 21st century traveler

Travel | By Susan Spano | October 30, 2005
SOMEDAY I would like to see the Empty Quarter in the Arabian Desert; the Syrian trading entrepot Aleppo; the ancient Persian capital of Esfahan; Central Asia’s Tien Shan mountains; Borobudur Temple on the island of Java; the Vale of Kashmir in the Himalayas; Mecca; all the great sights of Dar al-Islam, historically a broad swath of Eurasia and Africa that was converted and colonized by followers of Muhammad. Read more
 

Sunday, October 23, 2005

Changing lives, one glass at a time

Travel | By Susan Spano | October 23, 2005
RESEARCHING a recent Her World column on traveling in places struggling with poverty, I discovered Global Exchange Reality Tours, a San Francisco company that tries to expose travelers to the daily lives of people in the developing world. Read more
 

Saturday, October 22, 2005

Nation Stuck Between Fear and Regret

World | By Megan K. Stack | October 22, 2005
He calls them the “citadels of death,” the prisons where he watched his friends die, one by one. Read more
 

Sunday, October 16, 2005

Down, dirty in Morocco

Entertainment | By Megan K. Stack | October 16, 2005
IT was lunchtime when the dust storm blew down from the hills. Read more
 

Friday, October 14, 2005

Would-Be Migrants Deported to Mali

World | October 14, 2005
About 140 grim-faced Malians, their only luggage blankets or plastic bags containing bread and milk, boarded a chartered plane as the government of Morocco deported them for trying to use the North African country as a springboard to Europe. Read more
 

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Morocco Deports Would-Be Immigrants

World | October 11, 2005
The Moroccan government began deporting would-be immigrants Monday after recent attempts by hundreds of Africans to storm across razor-wire fences at the borders of two Spanish enclaves. Read more
 
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