A few days after international condemnations followed the attacks targeting civilian sites in Smara, the Polisario Front is pushing back on both the political and media fronts. While denouncing what it describes as a coordinated campaign orchestrated by Western powers, the Front is carefully avoiding direct criticism of the United States, which initiated the diplomatic response following the attack.
Just like phosphates and religion, security and intelligence have become major pillars of Moroccan diplomacy. This strategic lever plays a significant role in strengthening the kingdom’s influence and supporting its successes on the international stage.
Amidst rapidly evolving regional dynamics and increasing international pressures, there has recently emerged what seems to be a reshaping of Algeria's stance on the Sahara issue. Between an official discourse that appears different from before and diplomatic and on-the-ground maneuvers that carry contrasting signals, the contours of divergence within decision-making circles are becoming apparent.
While visiting Morocco, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed his ambition to deepen cooperation with Rabat in areas such as the economy, culture, and security. This initiative builds on the strength of the strategic dialogue between the two countries, as well as Berlin's support for the autonomy proposal in the Sahara.
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