Sahara – UN : Brahim Ghali sticks to his course

Sahara : Algeria’s intense diplomatic push undermines its claimed «observer status»

Officially, Algeria continues to present itself as a mere «observer» in the Sahara issue. In reality, however, the facts tell a different story, one that reinforces Morocco’s long-standing belief that Algiers is an active party to the conflict.

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.

U.S. mediation aims to deliver Morocco–Algeria peace in sixty days

Polisario Front criticizes U.S. draft UN Security Council resolution on the Sahara

Sahara : The Polisario claims to have weapons capable of striking Laayoune and Dakhla

After the Socialist International, the MSP confronts the Polisario at the UN Fourth Committee

Letter to King Mohammed VI : Benkirane disavows his «brother» Aftati

U.S. support for Moroccan sovereignty restated during talks with de Mistura

Washington urged Algeria to back Morocco’s Sahara autonomy proposal in recent meeting