Morocco is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system, though the monarchy holds substantial executive and legislative powers. King Mohammed VI has wide authority, including control over religious, military, and political spheres. The parliament is bicameral, with elected representatives, but the king can dissolve it and has influence over key policies. Morocco maintains a stable but controlled political environment, balancing reform with traditional monarchy power.
Libya
INSIGHT. Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia have different views on the Libyan conflict, reflecting their different priorities and objectives for the country and the region.
Morocco
REPORT. Spanish decision to back the Moroccan Autonomy Plan for the Western Sahara has raised some questions about its opportunity and necessity.
Morocco
INSIGHT. The appointment of Staffan de Mistura as António Guterres' Personal Envoy for Western Sahara seeks to put an end to the long-standing conflict.
Morocco
INSIGHT. The General Court rules on the validity of the trade treaties with Morocco and reproaches the Commission for not having obtained the necessary consent.
Morocco
INSIGHT. Keys to understanding a conflict that seems to be reopening after the latest clashes in the demilitarised zone of El Guerguerat.