Jacob Zuma’s opportunistic stunt fractures African unity, handing Morocco a propaganda win to weaken the AU’s anti-colonial resolve and embolden oppressors from Rabat to Tel Aviv, says the writer.

Former South African President Jacob Zuma’s recent visit to Morocco has ignited controversy, with critics accusing him of ...

On June 15, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) updated its advice to warn against all travel to Israel, placing the country on “red alert”, the same level as Iran. Both countries’ ...

For the past 30 years, the UN has been maintaining a peacekeeping mission in the Western Sahara to "monitor the humanitarian and security situation" and ensure compliance with the ceasefire agreement.

Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy has declared the UK’s support for Morocco’s 2007 autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, marking a significant diplomatic shift likely to anger Algeria.

British Foreign Minister David Lammy said Sunday that Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara is the "most credible" solution, reversing UK policy. The mineral-rich territory, largely ...

Vowing to end wars in Ukraine and Gaza, US President Donald Trump has also set his sights on Western Sahara, adding urgency to talks that show signs of progress but remain far from settled.

The Polisario Front has started to take on Morocco more aggressively in legal forums, challenging its right to exploit Western Sahara’s resources, and Morocco and its neighbor Algeria—a key backer of ...

Ambassador Mouloud Said, the representative of Western Sahara in Washington, disputed Morocco’s claims of sovereignty over the territory at a Harvard Law School event on Monday.

In November 1975, King Hassan organized the 'Green March'. 350,000 poor Moroccans marched into the Western Sahara carrying Moroccan flags and pictures of the King. And while all the eyes of the world ...

The U.N. is pushing for a plan to split Western Sahara as a possible solution to the long-standing conflict in the region.

With France, another key country supports Morocco's claim on the disputed region. What are the consequences for the local Sahrawi people, neighboring Algeria and the volatile region as a whole?