In a world where wars are no longer always declared on media platforms, nor decided solely by the roar of warplanes, a different kind of conflict is taking shape; a silent, transnational conflict...

The Trump administration signed a defense agreement with Morocco on April 16, 2026, in Washington, D.C., entitled the “U.S.-Morocco Defense Cooperation Roadmap,” extending until 2036. This took place at the conclusion of the fourteenth session of the U.S.-Morocco Defense Consultative Committee (DCC).

When it failed to topple the regime in Iran or subdue it into submission by assassinating the first and second tiers of leadership, and after continuing its aggression for forty days, it announced a two-week cessation, then an indefinite one, and turned to negotiations to reach an agreement with Iran, with Trump claiming that he had changed the regime.

Al-Rayah Newspaper: Issue 598 in English