Politics
Parsons Wins $514M Missile Defense Agency Contract Option
Parsons Corporation has been awarded a $514 million contract option by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency for continued missile defense services.
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Business
XPeng Q2 2026 Results: Revenue Up, Losses Narrow
XPeng reported Q2 2026 revenue of RMB 16.1 billion, up 62% YoY, with vehicle deliveries reaching 45,000 units.
Business
Egypt launches $658M phosphoric acid plant in Abu Tartour
Egypt started construction on a $658 million phosphoric acid complex in Abu Tartour to boost phosphate exports.
Technology
Morocco's Tech Sector Eyes 2030 World Cup Opportunities
Morocco's tech industry is preparing to leverage the 2030 World Cup, co-hosted with Spain and Portugal, to boost innovation and infrastructure.
Entertainment
Sensoria: Immersive Dining Redefines Gastronomy in Morocco
Sensoria, a new immersive dining experience in Morocco, combines projection mapping with gourmet cuisine, as verified by recent reports.
Politics
UK PM Burnham visits Kyiv, pledges missile boost
UK PM Andy Burnham visits Kyiv on Independence Day, announces support for Ukraine's long-range missile production.
Politics
Moroccan exports to Israel: clothing, vehicles, sweets lead
Clothing, vehicles, sugars, and confectionery make up 70.6% of Moroccan goods imported by Israel, according to verified trade data.
Business
Moroccan Couscous Exports to Israel Surge 229% to $1.41M
Moroccan couscous exports to Israel reached $1.41 million in 2025, a 229% increase, according to official trade data.
Technology
DRAM Rowhammer Attack Breaks CPU Memory Isolation
Researcher Christopher Domas unveils skitter-creek-bath-salts, a hardware project exploiting DRAM row conflicts to bypass CPU memory isolation.
Politics
France Approves €969M Arms License for Morocco, Thales Likely
France granted a €969 million arms export license to Morocco, with Thales as the likely contractor, according to verified reports.
Politics
Morocco Says It Cut Cadmium in Fertilizers; EU Can't Verify
Morocco claims it reduced cadmium in its phosphate fertilizers, but the European Commission says it cannot verify this.
Business
Morocco's Infrastructure Boom Attracts Chinese Firms
Chinese companies are increasingly involved in Morocco's major transport infrastructure projects, including the high-speed rail expansion.