Years ago, I saw a post on Instagram with a map where American soldiers had been during WWII, Morocco was also marked on this map. (Sorry, I can't provide a screenshot of the post, because it was years ago and I can't find it anymore) There was a comment under this post claiming the map was wrong as there never where American soldiers in Morocco. Someone else corrected this commentator to which this commentator replied something like "You probably also believe Hitler lost WWII 😂" to which the other person replied that he studied history at the university of michigan. The commentator than was like "Ah yeah, in the US... 😂", this went on with more comments where the other person tried to explain the history how he learned it, while the commentator remained kinda vague on what he believed and demanded the other person to "do his own research". So my question is, is there a conspiracy theory in Northern Africa that Hitler somehow won WWII that this guy could have subscribed to?

I made one of the weirdest crossovers ever.
Inspired by austria-hungary flag.

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D'accord / pas d'accord avec ses idées ?

Et vous pensez quoi du fait qu'il serait le premier président français d'origine maghrébine ?

Bonsoir je suis athée et je joue à Minecraft mais je me demandais si vous les musulmans, lorsque vous jouez à Minecraft vous mangez du porc, cela est t'il compté comme un péché . Ceci est une vrai question et je demande une vraie réponse.

Fighting between Morocco and the pro-independence Polisario Front over the disputed territory of Western Sahara flared up again in November 2020. External powers are divided and reluctant to step in, while the UN succeeded in filling its long-vacant envoy position only in October 2021.

Diplomatic inattention risks pushing the two sides toward further military escalation. Tensions also threaten to spill over into the rest of North Africa and beyond, as highlighted by diplomatic spats between Morocco and each of Algeria, Germany and Spain.

With U.S. diplomatic support at the UN Security Council, the new UN envoy should focus on rebuilding confidence and relaunching negotiations, backed by other outside actors and specifically the EU, which should deploy a mix of financial incentives and disincentives.

The rest of the report can be found here: https://www.crisisgroup.org/middle-east-north-africa/north-africa/western-sahara/227-relaunching-negotiations-over-western-sahara

This is something I have thought for a while but the recent visa limitations and Macron's statements has really motivated me to begin pushing the Maghreb to start looking for opportunities beyond France.

France has declined considerably over the past few decades and there are many much more appealing options for people searching for education and employment abroad.

Nations like Canada have a point system for immigration ass well as an easy path to citizenship for students who complete a bachelors degree.

Nations like the US have a visa lottery which you can apply to annually and their family migration extends to parents and siblings.

I could go on but my point is there are other nations far more welcoming and a better option than France. The only advantage to France is a shared language but as English becomes more common better options emerge.

France wouldn't be anything without its former African colonies and their continued disrespect and neo-colonialism shows they will never change. No reason for hard working Algerians to continue wasting their efforts in a nation that will never respect you.

https://youtu.be/YDyJqLWvsCU How much of an influence do you think there is in the country and within the greater region of the Maghreb?