Algeria withdraws Sahara Security Council meeting request

Sahara issue : Egyptian President’s stance disappoints Algeria’s Tebboune

Sahara : At the UN, the USA and France reject Algeria's amendments to the draft resolution

The Biden administration's draft resolution on the Sahara issue has been reviewed by the «Club of Friends of Western Sahara» and is now being discussed by the UN Security Council, with Algeria unsuccessfully pushing for amendments on human rights monitoring and a direct negotiation format.

Algerian Minister blames Morocco for «transboundary water damage»

Green energy : US company under pressure to leave the Sahara

October 23rd 1963 : When De Gaulle wanted Moroccans and Algerians to kill each other during the Sand War

On the 23rd of October 1963 Charles De Gaulle, head of the provisional government of the French Republic, and Alain Peyrefitte, the French Foreign Minister were discussing at the Elysee Palace the armed conflict between Morocco and Algeria, France’s two colonies. The border conflict between the two neighboring states lasted 4 months, 3 weeks and 5 days.

Algeria's refusal to engage blamed for stalemate in Sahara political process, UN report says

Algeria's Tebboune to bring together Maghreb presidents and Polisario leader

De Mistura revives Algeria’s early 2000s Sahara partition plan, rejected by Morocco

Staffan de Mistura, the UN envoy for the Sahara, has presented a proposal to partition Western Sahara to members of the Security Council. This proposal was suggested before by Algeria. 

The armies of Algeria and Mauritania sign an agreement on information exchange