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Recognition of Morocco's Sovereignty over Sahara "Pacifying" Element That Helps with Progress Beyond Status Quo (IPSE) 4/2/2021
The recognition of Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara is a "pacifying" element that helps with the progress beyond the status quo which prevents the resolution of a destabilizing conflict for the euro-Mediterranean region, said Emmanuel Dupuy, president of the Institute for European perspective and Security (IPSE), a Think tank specializing in geopolitical and geostrategic issues, based in Paris.
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Polisario Imminent Threat at Gates of Europe (Geopolitical Expert) 4/1/2021
The "polisario" is an "imminent" danger at the gates of Europe and European countries are particularly interested in the threat posed by this "entity" especially with "the connections that it could have in the Sahel-Saharan strip," says Emmanuel Dupuy, president of the Institute for European perspective and Security (IPSE), a Think tank specializing in geopolitical and geostrategic issues, based in Paris.
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Enlistment of Child Soldiers by Polisario and Algeria Brought Before European Parliament 4/1/2021
The phenomenon of the enlistment of child soldiers by the Polisario under the supervision of the Algerian army, which was denounced by international organizations including the UN, was brought to the European Parliament through a question with a request for a written response sent by a group of MEPs to the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell.
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Coalition of Moroccan Associations in Europe Calls for Releasing Captive Population in Tindouf 3/31/2021
The Coalition of Moroccan Associations in Europe (CAME) urged the international community to pressure the Algerian regime into releasing the Sahrawi population in captivity in Tindouf.
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Kenya Has Much to Gain by Moving Closer Economically to Morocco - The Nairobian 3/31/2021
Nairobi Would Lose More if it Supports the Separatist Thesis
Kenya has much to gain by moving economically closer to Morocco and has more to lose by aligning itself with Algeria-backed separatist theses, writes Kenyan magazine "The Nairobian" in its latest issue.
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