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Kennedy clan on wrong side of Moroccan human-rights battle

| Richard Miniter

Family embraces group with links to terrorism, drug smuggling.

Despite Islamist government, Morocco's biggest trade lobby now led by a woman - TheDC

| David Martosko
Miriem-Bensalah-feature

Miriem Bensalah Chaqroun leads Morocco’s biggest trade lobby, wins over king with infectious enthusiasm, love of country

Morocco's first free-market activist calls for pushback against radical Islam - TheDC

| David Martosko
Tahrir Square, Cairo, April 8, 2011: Dr. Nouh El Harmouzi, professor of economics and director of the Arabic "Forum of Liberty" ("Minbaralhurriyy.org"), speaks before a gigantic crowd of Egyptians about the Egyptian example for the Arab world of nonviolent change, about freedom, and about the need for vigilance to defend freedom.

‘I am against the Islamization of Morocco,’ says economics professor who dared preach liberty in Egypt’s Tahrir Square

Morocco's Islamists apologize for Jewish visitor, but not for Hamas politburo chief - TheDC

| David Martosko
Morocco Israel flags torn

Muslim radicals angered by appearance of pro-Palestinian peace activist — because he’s a Jew

What Barack Obama can learn from Morocco - TheDC Opinion

| David Martosko
Moroccan Islamist Earth Day protest

Rabat’s Islamist government made grand economic recovery promises but delivered only ideological symbols. Sound familiar?

Egypt, Libya and Syria are hot messes, but Morocco's king protects his position -- for now - TheDC Opinion

| David Martosko
Morocco'€™s king Mohammed VI

TheDC’s executive editor prepares to visit Morocco, whose powerful Northern African throne makes it a promising Arab Spring survivor. Or not.

Morocco's state news agency says 78 dead in military plane crash - AP

| admin
Plane crash

Authorities say 78 were killed in a military plane crash caused by bad weather

“Regime Alteration”? We Can Do Better!

| Mickey Kaus

“Regime Alteration”? Harsh! We can do better!

Who is Anonymous? - TheDC

| Josh Kinney

Anonymous says that its actions support a freer world, ‘where governments don’t oppress their citizens’

The US should promote freedom in the Arab world

| Fred Gedrich

America’s interests are best served by defending free states, promoting freedom, and supporting legitimate freedom movements.

Violence threatens survival of Mid-East Christians - TheDC

| Caroline May

Experts say Christian communities in Middle East will ‘die out’ unless urgent action is taken

Human rights v. reality in the Maghreb

| Elizabeth Blackney

Americans should be supporting Morocco, not Algeria, in the cold war between the two North African countries.

Bahrain's democratic reforms are a charade

| Steven Sotloff

The royal family still rules the country. The US should do more to engage opposition groups.

In 2012 presidential election, national security bound to be a top issue

| Elizabeth Blackney

The GOP needs to nominate a presidential candidate who is well-versed in national security issues.

A history of religious tolerance: from Jamestown to Morocco

| Elizabeth Blackney

America’s relationship with Morocco should not be undermined because of a few angry settlers and a congressman with an unclear agenda. Let us remember the lessons of Jamestown, and the sacrifices that set us on the path to religious tolerance.

Morocco: The limits of Islamic religious tolerance

| Doug Bandow

If you asked most evangelicals today where Morocco fits on the spectrum they’d probably say bad or ugly. The North African state has been denounced by missionaries, human rights activists, religious leaders, and members of Congress. One legislator even compared the Moroccans to Nazis

College graduates head overseas as Plan B for work - Seattle Times

| interns

Facing limited job opportunities at home, thousands of college graduates seek employment and adventure abroad in places as far as Haiti and South Korea

Undersea cable set to boost West Africa broadband - Reuters

| interns

A new undersea internet cable between West Africa and Europe is now live

What’s the next act for ACTA?

| Jennifer Choe Groves

ACTA is a high-stakes agreement that has the potential to have a positive impact on IP protection and enforcement, to open markets, and to promote global trade

Acting on ACTA

| Jennifer Choe Groves

Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement has potential to effect a positive global impact