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UN Security Council approves resolution backing Morocco’s plan for Western Sahara, in a major shift — Saharawi refugee women with flour in Dakhla, Algeria by Wikipedia Photo - usunrome.usmission.gov/files/Algeria.htm Available at Internet Archive (By: US Mission/Rome Humanitarian Attaché's visit to Algeria's Saharawi refugee camps) / Creative Commons

Morocco Politics · Morocco

UN Security Council approves resolution backing Morocco’s plan for Western Sahara, in a major shift

38% Left coverage: 42 sources

The U.N. Security Council on Friday approved a resolution backing Morocco’s claim to the disputed Western Sahara, a shift that aligns with the Trump administration’s support for the North African country.See the Story

Guinea’s junta leader decides to run for president 4 years after leading a coup — REUTERS / pwu404

Guinea · Guinea

Guinea’s junta leader decides to run for president 4 years after leading a coup

54% Left coverage: 24 sources

Mauritania: Supreme Court Confirms Former President Ould Abdelaziz Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison

International · Mauritania

Mauritania: Supreme Court Confirms Former President Ould Abdelaziz Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Sentenced on appeal in May 2025 for, inter alia, "illegal enrichment" and "influence trafficking", the former head of the Mauritanian State has been incarcerated in an apartment in Nouakchott since January 2023.See the Story

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