Will the Polisario follow the PKK’s lead and lay down arms ?

After laying down its arms last February, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) is now on the verge of officially announcing its dissolution—a step the Basque organization ETA had already taken in 2018. Could the Polisario Front, another armed group like the PKK and ETA, be ready to follow the same path? Two former members of the Front share their perspectives.

Algeria is expressing concern over the terrorism accusations directed at the Polisario Front

Polisario Front opposes Amina Bouayach's nomination for 2025 Nelson Mandela Human Rights Prize

Sahara : Isolated, the Polisario woos Vladimir Putin

Polisario Front tries to downplay one of its «ministers» calling for terrorist acts

Finnish firm Wärtsilä stands firm in Western Sahara amidst Polisario threats

Polisario, Syria, and false allegations : A distraction amid Rabat–Damascus rapprochement

In a statement circulated by its own news agency, the Polisario claims that the Syrian presidency denies the presence of its fighters in Syrian prisons—an apparent counteroffensive as the Front faces an international campaign to designate it a terrorist organization.

South Africa : Ramaphosa receives Polisario representative

Egypt rejects Algeria's invitation to military exercise with Polisario

Sahara : The UN remains silent on Polisario's shots targeting MINURSO