Morocco

Photos Show Devastation in Morocco

By Mathias Hammer and Sangsuk Sylvia Kang

The Bodies of 2 Scandinavian Women Were Found in Morocco

By Kamakshi Ayyar

Girl Dies After Elephant Throws Rock In Moroccan Zoo

By Abigail Abrams

James Nachtwey: The Refugees' Lonely Journey

By Andrew Katz
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Germany Moves to Cut Migrant Numbers

Germany has accepted more than 1.1 million people during Europe's migration crisis

By Simon Lewis

Discover Melilla, the Southern Frontier in Europe's Migrant Crisis

Melilla, a Spanish enclave in Morocco, has become a modern-day fortress

By Olivier Laurent , Francesca Trianni and Mikko Takkunen

A Photographer Turns Real-Life Soldiers Into Toys

Simon Brann Thorpe chose a different approach to document a 40-year-long conflict

By Olivier Laurent

Boy Smuggled in Suitcase to Spain Reunited With His Mother

Adou Ouattara had been living in a youth home for migrants for a month

By Sam Frizell

Boy Who Was Smuggled to Spain in Suitcase Is Granted a Temporary Residence Permit

The Ivorian was discovered curled up in the case as it passed through a security scanner

By Helen Regan

Exodus Banned in Egypt

The film is facing similar trouble in Morocco

By Entertainment Weekly

The 50 Best Places to Travel in 2015

Presenting 50 incredible destinations for 2015. Where will you go this year?

By Travel + Leisure

Morocco Won't Host the Africa Cup Amid Ebola Fears

Organizers have disqualified the country in response to its refusal

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Morocco Barred From 2015 Africa Cup of Nations

Nation had requested postponement over Ebola fears

By Dan Kedmey

From Belfast to Baghdad, See the World's Dividing Walls

When Lieutenant-Colonel Harald Jäger made history by opening the Bornholmer Strasse checkpoint of the Berlin Wall at 11.30 pm on November 9, 1989, without any orders, an eager young photography student named Kai Wiedenhöfer was...

By Richard Conway

Surreal Scene of Migrants Atop Spanish Border Fence

The fence is often the scene of would-be border-jumpers aiming to reach Europe

By Noah Rayman

The Terrorist Threat From 'Africa's Last Colony'

For 39 years, exiled Sahrawis have watched their homeland being stripped of its resources with the West's complicity. Now, they could feed into the latest wave of Islamic extremism in North Africa

By Per Liljas

John Glenn, First American to Orbit the Earth, Turns 93

To say John Glenn was a pioneer would be something of an understatement. The Ohio native, who turns 93 on July 18, was one of the Mercury Seven, the first astronauts NASA ever sent into space

By Mia Tramz

TIME's Best Pictures of the Week

From the Santa Barbara drive-by shootings and Ukrainian presidential elections, to martial law in Thailand and Kim and Kanye’s wedding extravaganza, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.  

By TIME Staff

Report: New Star Wars Will Film in Morocco

Disney reportedly has its sites set on locations in Abu Dhabi or possibly Morocco for the seventh installment in the sci-fi franchise. Meanwhile, the original 1970s Tatooine sets that were used in the first film are still standing in the Tunisian desert

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Morocco's Movie 'Mecca' Seeks a Comeback

The region of Ouarzazate once attracted big-budget historic epics with large casts. Now, authorities hope a combination of low-budget productions and renewed Hollywood projects will save the scenic location

By Francesca Trianni
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