The Western Sahara conflict: A situational assessment

Despite a relatively cooling of the Western Sahara (WS) conflict since the 1991 UN-brokered cease-fire and the establishment of the peacekeeping mission MINURSO, the decades-old dispute between Morocco and the Sahrawi seems to have no ending. Within a conflictive context prompted by groundbreaking policy changes towards the conflict and a recent major increase in tensions between Morocco and Algeria, the Polisario Front (PF, main political and military organization of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic), resumed its armed struggle against Morocco in November 2020.

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