Spanish government clarifies Sahara policy for military personnel

Merzouga, New Year's Eve under the stars in the Sahara Desert

Spending a night or two in a Sahara Desert shelter under the stars or around a campfire has become a popular trend for Moroccans and tourists looking to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Merzouga and the dunes of Erg Chebbi offer guests an exciting program to kick off the year in the heart of nature.

Morocco transforms Laayoune and Dakhla into African diplomatic hubs

Following the integration of Saharan representatives in negotiations with the United Nations and the European Union, Morocco is strategically positioning this region as a vital crossroads in its African diplomatic policy.

Zambia backs Morocco's Sahara sovereignty from Laayoune

Two Moroccan soldiers killed in mine explosion in the Sahara

Sahara : Ramaphosa ignores protesters from his own party

Mahia, Morocco's traditional spirit, makes its way to UK market

Algeria resumes support for Polisario following Oran Diplomatic Forum

Morocco and Ecuador resume consultations after «SADR» suspension

Morocco-Algeria tensions, the role of external mediation in preventing a cross-border war

The International Crisis Group highlights the fragile status quo between Morocco and Algeria, where issues like arms races, online disinformation, and Polisario militancy risk conflict escalation. The report emphasizes the role of the U.S. and European actors in preventing military confrontation and fostering dialogue for peace.