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Aron Pielka criticized what he called Mansour's recurring "One must be able to name that, but." He interpreted the formulation as a statement suggesting that one could name something without any consequences following from it, as otherwise only people with intentions to act would address it. https://t.co/7VOeUV6N3M #Gesellschaft #Politik #Sprache (translated)

The Moroccan government led by Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri aims to integrate public accounts, investments, and state reforms to improve performance and accountability, with particular attention to social protection and territorial equity. #Marocco #Investimenti #RiformaStato (translated)

It not only aligns with the educational methods of Hamas, but it is also deeply rooted in some parts of Palestinian society, especially in the Gaza Strip. Renowned expert on Islamism and author Ahmad Mansour considers this letter to be authentic. #Hamas #nienawiść #terroryzm (translated)

The Prime Minister of Morocco, Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, has reached an agreement with three other parties to form a new government, including the Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), Istiqlal, the Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP), and the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS). #Marocco #FatimaEzzahraElMansouri #governo (translated)

Daniel Eliasson wrote that Ahmad Mansour and Oliver Mayer Rüth had invited him to their podcast. He had declined due to scheduling reasons and in a very respectful manner, and subsequently received an email that he linked. He addressed the question to BR whether this corresponded with the behavior in the editorial team. https://t.co/XjJFR8fHGK #Podcast #Respekt #Kommunikation (translated)

Women in the Arab world, despite attaining high positions, still face serious barriers to accessing politics, as illustrated by the nomination of Fatima Ezzahra El-Mansouri as the first female prime minister of Morocco, which symbolizes progress but does not guarantee equality in gender representation in politics. #kobietywpolityce #Maroko #przywództwo (translated)

Fatima Ezzahra el-Mansouri, mayor of Marrakech and member of the Authenticity and Modernity Party, has been appointed Prime Minister of Morocco by King Mohammed VI, thus becoming the first woman to lead a government in the country. #FatimaEzzahra #FemmePolitique #Maroc (translated)

The psychologist Ahmad Mansour analyzes in his new book "Attitude without Hate" the insidious radicalization from the middle of society and illustrates through fictional stories how different life circumstances can lead people to extremist views. #Radikalisierung #Integration #Demokratiebildung (translated)

The author congratulated Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, whom he presented as appointed head of the government of the Kingdom of Morocco by King Mohammed VI after her party's victory in the legislative elections. He expressed his satisfaction with the trusting relationship between France and Morocco. #Maroc #Politique #RelationsInternationales #MA #FR (translated)

In Morocco, Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri becomes the first woman appointed as head of government, facing a social crisis marked by unemployment, rising prices, and difficult campaign promises to fulfill, while not having an absolute majority in the House of Representatives. #Maroc #FatimaElMansouri #CriseSociale (translated)

Sheikh Mansour, owner of Manchester City, is an influential figure within the Al Nahyan family and is at the center of a scandal involving serious financial violations by the club, while he is also involved in the foreign policy of the United Arab Emirates and their activities in the Middle East. #SjeikMansour #ManchesterCity #FinancieelSchandaal (translated)

Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri has become the first woman to head the Moroccan government, marking a historic change in the political position of women in Morocco after her party won the most seats in the recent parliamentary elections. #Maroko #ŽeneUPolitici #FatimaEzzahraElMansouri (translated)

Manchester City will appeal to the Premier League, presenting evidence that the funding to its sponsors came from an agency of the Abu Dhabi government and not from the owner, Sheikh Mansour, in order to avoid penalties after being found guilty of 114 charges of financial irregularities. #ManchesterCity #PremierLeague #Fútbol (translated)

🚨💣 BREAKING : ▪️#ManCity will attempt to demonstrate its innocence by asserting that certain sponsorship contracts were partly financed by the Abu Dhabi government, rather than by the Abu Dhabi United Group, the private company owned by Sheikh Mansour. According to this argument, these agreements would therefore not constitute a violation of the rules. ▪️ The "irrefutable evidence" put forth by #ManCity throughout the case with the Premier League consists of bank statements from the government and testimonies presented at the hearing. They show that money was transferred from government accounts to sponsors, who then used these funds to pay @ManCity. ▪️The independent commission determined that Sheikh Mansour was unaware of what it describes as a series of "fictitious" agreements. On appeal, #ManCity is expected to argue that it is implausible for Mansour to have been unaware that nearly £830 million of his own money was being used in this manner. The club is also likely to contest the use of the term "fictitious," arguing that it is not merely a word indicating something suspicious, but a legal term that has been improperly applied in this case. ▪️#ManCity's lawyers are also expected to challenge the time taken by the independent commission to render its verdict. They will argue that, in this type of case, decisions should normally be made within three months after the hearing ends, so that judges maintain an accurate memory of the examined elements. According to City, this delay would render the decision “legally unsafe.” The club will also emphasize that it presented 24 witnesses at the hearing, while the Premier League provided no witnesses confirming the existence of the alleged conspiracy. [via @MikeKeegan_DM] #ManCity #PremierLeague #Football (translated)

King Mohammed VI of Morocco has appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as the country's first Prime Minister, marking a historic step for Moroccan politics as it faces significant economic challenges and dissatisfaction among young people. #Marokko #FatimaEzzahraElMansouri #Politik (translated)