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Violence occurred recently in Laayoune exposes AQIM's intentions in the region (New York Times) 1/6/2011
The announcement of the dismantling by Moroccan security services of a terrorist network linked to al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) confirms analysts' fears that the violence that occurred in Laayoune lays bare AQIM's aims in the region.
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Italian communist party voices support for Morocco's autonomy plan for the Sahara 1/4/2011
Secretary General of the Italian Communist Party, Oliviero Diliberto, voiced, on Monday in Rabat, support for Morocco's initiative to grant autonomy to its southern provinces, the Sahara.
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Ould Salma: I refused to backtrack on my statements in exchange for freedom 1/4/2011
Polisario leaders still hold the ideology of the 70s
Mustapha Salma Ould Sidi Mouloud said, on Monday, that he had turned down his kidnappers' offer to backtrack on his statements in exchange for his liberation.
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Polisario still holds positions from the time of the Cold War (Peruvian newspaper) 1/3/2011
The Kingdom of Morocco proposes an autonomy plan to resolve the question of the Sahara while Polisario still holds positions from the time of the Cold War and adopts maneuvers to perpetuate this regional dispute, writes Peruvian paper " La Razon. "
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Australian paper advocates strong ties with Morocco 12/27/2010
The Australian newspaper “The Australian” reckons that Morocco is the most important country in North Africa, with which Australia should improve its political and economic ties. The article adds that Morocco is facing a separatist movement which is supported by Algeria and is equally involved with the well known terrorist movement Al- Qaeda. Knowing that Morocco is one of the main countries directly involved with the western world in terms of fighting against terrorism.
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