Francisco Peregil

Hassoumi Massoudou, acting head of state of the overthrown government, says West African countries have experienced four coup d’états in two years. ‘They have said enough is enough’

Ten years after becoming part of the European Union, the Balkan nation joins the euro and the Schengen zone

Nicolae Ciucă, a former army general who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, says the Kremlin’s rhetoric poses a threat not just to Ukraine but to anyone who supports it

Mohamed Benhalima warned that he risked being tortured if he was returned to his home country. Despite this, he was sent back after Algiers withdrew its ambassador in response to Spain’s U-turn on Western Sahara

The five-year-old’s body was recovered by rescuers on Saturday night, dashing the hopes of his family and supporters alike. The show of solidarity, however, has prompted admiration inside and outside of Morocco

Bulldozers are digging a parallel tunnel in an effort to reach Rayan in time, but the rocky terrain is slowing down further progress while the government says it has the necessary means to conduct the operation

With winter around the corner and the price of energy skyrocketing, Madrid has sent a minister to Algiers to seek assurances that supply will be guaranteed

Several military units have been sent to control the situation in the North African exclave city. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has said his “priority is restoring normality”

EL PAÍS travels to this coastal town in Western Sahara where groups of people await their chance to make the journey, despite surveillance by Morocco

Increased security deployment has played a key role in reducing arrivals on Spanish shores

Rabat’s decision to pass laws appropriating an area near the Canary Islands encroaches on Spanish maritime borders at a spot that is rich with a rare mineral

A new study explores how Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia are dealing with hundreds of returnees, and what effect this could have on the European Union

A Marrakesh cross-dresser is seeking asylum in Europe after being arrested and then named and shamed on social media

Homemade blow torches and quicklime were used to get past officers and into the Spanish exclave in North Africa

The number of students studying Spanish in Morocco has dropped drastically

The case was opened by Spanish police after numerous calls by Helena Maleno to sea rescue services

Eleven of the 12 men involved in last week’s killings were from the North African country

Grandparents of one of the suspects in the Barcelona attack insist he was not radicalized at home

Sources at border complain Rabat is not cooperating in controlling border crossings

King Mohammed will travel to Laâyoune to announce important measures for the region

Economic aid, diplomacy and joint police action have helped stop the people traffickers

The IT expert who loaned Argentinean prosecutor Alberto Nisman his pistol talks to EL PAÍS

Heavy rain didn’t dissuade demonstrators from taking to streets to honor Alberto Nisman

But Washington states discussions with Tehran will not stray from “nuclear issues”

New prosecutor decides to maintain Kirchner as official suspect in cover-up case

Forensic experts discover second DNA sample in Alberto Nisman’s apartment