Is Algeria using its natural resources to gain Washington’s support in the Sahara dispute?

SADC summit in Madagascar backs Polisario

US diplomats to visit Laayoune amid UN resolution talks on Sahara

Morocco at the Panama Book Fair : Algerian disinformation in overdrive

In recent days, several Algerian media outlets have attempted to spread false claims that Morocco was excluded from the Panama International Book Fair for political reasons linked to the Western Sahara issue. In reality, the situation on the ground was entirely different.

Sahara : Algeria and the Polisario silent after Trump's message to Mohammed VI

Zuma’s visit to Morocco was well-coordinated with the South African Embassy in Rabat

The Polisario announces a meeting with the British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State

Polisario-linked group plans legal action against French firms in the Sahara

Panama affirms Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara

In a major shift in its stance, Panama has recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara. This marks a new direction in Panama City's position, following its decision to suspend relations with the Polisario and its support for the autonomy proposal as outlined by Morocco.

The UK recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara as early as 1721

Britain recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over its southern provinces as early as 1721 through a peace treaty that acknowledged Sultan Moulay Ismail’s rule over the Sahara. This recognition was reaffirmed in a later agreement, the 1895 Anglo-Moroccan treaty, which explicitly stated that the lands between Wad Draa and Cape Bojador belong to Morocco.