Editorials

By accident, I stumbled into a most uplifting news article in Jeune Afrique/L’Intelligent about a Moroccan business, a company that is so much a part of our lives that I…

As we enter the second half of 2003, a good summer evening might be a good time to pause and look back at the bewildering events of winter and spring….

Many people are rightly trying to understand what drove the young men from the shantytown of Sidi Moumen to commit the atrocities of May 16 by blaming the bleak economic…

Between one and two million Moroccans came out on Sunday to give a lesson to the world.  They walked—men and women, Muslims and Jews, atheists and Christians, Berbers and Arabs,…

The unimaginable has happened: Morocco, long immune to extremist strains, has been hit hard by a group of violent terrorists intent on sending some kind of message. Whatever organization they…

Young girls from poor backgrounds are often entrusted to middle or upper middle class families to work as maids and servants.  They work hard, sleep very little, eat leftovers, and…

One day, a Moroccan man kisses the hand of his 28-year-old fiancée and leaves to finish his studies in South Korea.  From there he writes back telling his sweetheart that…

Last summer’s dispute between Spain and Morocco over the identity of a tiny rocky islet, about 200 yards from the Moroccan coast, was read as a barometer of the clash thesis…