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Hannibal Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, is on a hunger strike in Lebanon after ten years of detention without trial. His health has worsened, with three hospital visits in a …
Hannibal Gaddafi’s Health Worsens After 10 Years in Detention in Lebanon Read More
Botswana’s President Gideon Boko has reaffirmed support for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) in a letter to President Brahim Ghali. On the occasion of the 49th anniversary of SADR’s …
Botswana Reaffirms Support for Sahrawi Independence in Presidential Letter Read More
The Polisario Front seeks support in Uruguay amid setbacks in South America. Brahim Ghali attended the inauguration of the new leftist president, Yamandú Orsi. Uruguay’s recognition of the SADR has …
Polisario Front Seeks Uruguayan Support Amid Setbacks in South America Read More
Malainin Lakhal, the Sahrawi Ambassador, asserts that the future of the Sahrawi Republic is secure, emphasizing the upcoming independence from Moroccan rule. In a recent interview, he highlights the resilience …
Sahrawi Republic’s Future: Unyielding Struggle and Inevitable Victory Read More
Albania has formally expressed support for Morocco’s 2007 autonomy initiative for Western Sahara, reinforcing its diplomatic ties with Morocco. The endorsement aligns with growing international recognition of Morocco’s territorial claims, …
Albania Officially Supports Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for Western Sahara Read More
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with his Iraqi and Syrian counterparts in Baghdad to discuss the Syrian crisis, following significant territorial gains by rebel forces. The meeting aims to …
Iraq, Iran, and Syria Convene Emergency Meeting Amidst Rebel Gains in Homs Read More
Panama has suspended diplomatic relations with the self-proclaimed SADR, citing a commitment to a constructive foreign policy and support for UN-led efforts to resolve the Sahara dispute. This suspension mirrors …
Panama Suspends Diplomatic Relations with SADR, Reflecting Shifts in Sahara Dispute Read More