UNHCR sounds alarm over funding shortfall for Sahrawi refugees

Aminatou Haidar reemerges on Polisario TV amid Morocco's diplomatic gains

Morocco strengthens ties with Lesotho and Bolivia at South-South Parliamentary Forum

Polisario's crisis deepens : Ghali calls emergency meeting amid Tindouf Camp unrest

The Tindouf camps are facing a serious security breakdown. This follows a surge in armed clashes between drug trafficking gangs in the «Laayoune» camp. The incident sparked widespread anger and quickly led to popular protests. In response, Polisario leaders have resorted to conspiracy-laden rhetoric, blaming external actors for fueling «sedition».

After SADC MoU, South Africa renews support for the Polisario

Morocco expels two Italian journalists attempting unauthorized entry into Laayoune

Sahara : An FAR drone bombs Polisario vehicles

Three armed Polisario fighters surrender to Moroccan forces in the Sahara

Did The Washington Post retract its report on Polisario ties to Iran, as Algerian media claims?

By posting a photo of the Polisario’s right of reply in The Washington Post, journalists at Radio Algeria International (a public broadcaster) must have thought to themselves : «We nailed it!» But what’s the real story? Did they actually make an impact?

Spain : Sumar ministers silent on Polisario’s calls to exit government over Sahara stance

Contrary to the Polisario’s wishes, the Sumar ministers have not withdrawn from the Spanish government. They have voiced no opposition to last week’s reaffirmation of Spain’s support for Morocco’s position on the Sahara. However, the five ministers did not hesitate to express their disagreement with the head of government on a different issue.