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What Kind of Political Modernity Does Morocco Want to Build? (opens the original)
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Morocco’s legislative elections of September 23, 2026 do not constitute merely another competition among political formations for control of the House of Representatives. They take place at a particular moment in the Kingdom’s political history, marked simultaneously by considerable economic and institutional modernization, Morocco’s growing international profile, the gradual consolidation of the social state, and the acceleration of major infrastructure projects. Yet at the same time, a persist
The Amazigh Woman as Memory Keeper: Soundousse Belayachi’s Art of Cultural Remembrance (opens the original)
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It would be a mistake to approach this body of work as a simple gallery of admirable faces. Behind each face, each fibula, each length of woven cloth, lies an entire epistemology — a way of knowing and transmitting that the written archive of North Africa has persistently underserved. Belayachi’s paintings restore to visibility a form of historical agency that survived not in chronicles or treaties but in gesture, ornament, and craft, carried almost exclusively on the bodies and in the hands of
From Ballot Boxes to Balanced Territories: Rethinking Morocco’s Next Government (opens the original)
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Morocco’s upcoming legislative elections represent an important moment in the country’s political and institutional development. Yet they should not be approached solely through the conventional lens of competition among political parties, parliamentary alliances, or the formation of the next governing coalition. Their deeper significance should instead stem from the ability of the political system to produce a competent, coherent, effective government capable of reducing the territorial inequal
Moroccan Youth and Party-Less Politics: Toward a New Grammar of Civic Participation (opens the original)
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Youth could well be the decisive factor in Morocco’s 2026 elections, yet it would be a mistake to regard it as an apolitical mass. The problem is in reality more complex than a simple withdrawal from public life. A significant share of Moroccan youth displays a strong sensitivity to issues of social justice, employment, corruption, territorial equality, the quality of public services, and merit, yet does not necessarily regard the traditional political party as the best instrument for voicing th
Ceuta: From Migration Crisis to Colonial Memory (opens the original)
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The deeper significance of the Ceuta crisis lies in the way a contemporary migration emergency has activated an older historical grammar. The sudden arrival of approximately 60,000 migrants at the end of July 2026 transformed Ceuta from a relatively peripheral European border into the symbolic center of a confrontation involving migration, sovereignty, security and historical memory. The episode was largely spontaneous, according to available reporting, with social-media rumors, economic frustra
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