The Middle East is entering a new phase of tension.
Iran has officially created a special authority
responsible for controlling passage
through the Strait of Hormuz,
one of the most strategic maritime routes in the world.
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The new organization would reportedly oversee
navigation approvals
and collect passage fees
for ships crossing the strait.
A major move,
especially considering that nearly 20% of global oil trade
passes through Hormuz every day.
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At the same time,
Tehran is also accusing the United States
of a “flagrant violation”
of the current ceasefire agreement.
According to Iranian officials,
American military operations in the region
have increased tensions
despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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The situation remains extremely sensitive.
Hormuz has become one of the world’s biggest geopolitical pressure points,
with fears that any military escalation
could directly impact:
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Meanwhile,
Morocco scored another important diplomatic victory today.
Tokyo officially reaffirmed
its position regarding the Moroccan Sahara
and praised Morocco’s Atlantic initiatives.
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Japan described Morocco’s autonomy initiative
as a “serious and credible” effort,
further strengthening Rabat’s growing international support
on the Sahara issue.
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The announcement also highlights
Morocco’s expanding geopolitical influence,
especially as the Kingdom continues developing:
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And finally,
the Moroccan artistic world
was hit by devastating news today.
Legendary singer and composer Abdelwahab Doukkali has passed away at the age of 84 in Casablanca.
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Considered one of the greatest icons
in Moroccan music history,
Doukkali helped shape generations
through his timeless songs,
poetic lyrics
and influence on modern Moroccan music.
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For many Moroccans,
his passing marks the end of an era.
A cultural legend
whose voice became part
of the country’s collective memory.
