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Last update: an hour agoSahara Diplomacy Surge: Forty nations, led by the Central African Republic at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, backed Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara and praised Rabat’s autonomy plan as “serious and credible,” while stressing the Sahara file should stay within UN Security Council jurisdiction. Counter-Messaging in Russia: At an international anti-fascist forum in Moscow, Polisario representatives renewed calls for an end to “occupation” and a UN-supervised self-determination referendum, citing repression and a “Wall of Shame.” Regional Outreach: A Sahrawi delegation met Nicaragua’s foreign minister in Managua and also took part in the UN Committee of 24 decolonization conference, keeping the self-determination push on the agenda. Africa Day Framing: Algeria’s diplomat argued decolonization in Africa is incomplete without Western Sahara, while Morocco used Africa Day messaging to reinforce its Africa-first diplomatic push. On-the-ground Governance: In Laayoune, Morocco launched a regional “territorial health group” to accelerate healthcare reform—another sign of how Rabat pairs diplomacy with local administration.
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