Massad Boulos and Abdelmadjid Tebboune discuss Western Sahara in phone call

An ex-Algerian minister accuses the Trump administration of pressuring Algiers and the Polisario

The official silence from Algeria regarding American maneuvers to classify the Polisario as a terrorist entity has been broken by Abdelaziz Rahabi, a former minister and influential diplomat. As Washington ramps up its pressure, Rahabi criticizes a transactional diplomacy orchestrated by the Republicans, which threatens to portray Algeria as a state supporting terrorism.

Sahara discussed in phone call between Paris and Algiers

Morocco to host 9th Joint Ministerial Meeting with Gulf Cooperation Council

Morocco’s Parliament Speaker meets Chile’s new President in Santiago

Morocco Foreign Minister holds talks with French counterpart in Paris

Sahara: Christopher Ross acknowledges the shift in paradigm while advocating for the Polisario

Following an initial article published in November on the Sahara issue, Christopher Ross comes back with another analysis. This stance comes at a time when Brahim Ghali's movement is under pressure from the Trump administration to engage in a framework of discussions based on the autonomy plan proposed by Morocco for Western Sahara.

Morocco condemns Iran's drone strikes on Azerbaijan

Moroccan FM and Russian counterpart hail ties in phone call

Former Mauritanian general criticizes new Lagouera claims contradicting historical stance

Former Mauritanian general Lebatt Ould El-Meiouf has criticized renewed claims over the city of Lagouera, asserting they contradict Mauritania's long-standing position on Western Sahara. His remarks highlight the historical decision made in 1979, when Mauritania renounced territorial claims and recognized «SADR».