Sahara : When Algeria sides with a Zionist to undermine Morocco [Editorial]

Amid today’s tangled geopolitical landscape, some alliances of convenience say more about a state's true priorities than its rhetoric. The recent convergence between former U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton and the Algerian regime over Western Sahara is a telling example.

Algerian broadcaster erases Morocco’s identity from Women’s Africa Cup coverage

Benkirane urges Polisario leaders to return to Morocco before it's too late

John Bolton's plan to reverse Trump's Western Sahara decision with business incentives

Algerian historian Mohamed Amine Belghit sentenced to five years in prison

Terrorism in Sahel : Mali hints at Algerian involvement

As Mali faces a new wave of terrorist attacks, its Prime Minister has indirectly accused Algeria of financing extremist groups operating in the Sahel. Neighboring countries like Mauritania and Senegal are also vulnerable to the growing spread of these movements.

Mauritanian and Algerian armies meet in Tindouf after Polisario attacks on Es-Smara

Sahara : Algeria commits $1 billion to undercut Morocco’s diplomatic momentum

Algerian historian Mohamed Amine Belghit faces seven year sentence

What a U.S. terrorist designation could mean for the Polisario Front

The bipartisan proposal to designate the Polisario Front as a foreign terrorist organization is reshaping the diplomatic landscape surrounding the Western Sahara issue. While the bill alone does not guarantee the designation, it places unprecedented pressure on the U.S. State Department. What concrete impact could such a move have on the Sahrawi movement, its international backers, starting with Algeria, and the broader handling of the conflict in multilateral forums?