Western Sahara

History of the Green March

On the 6th of November 1975, Morocco's king sent 350,000 people to the border of Western Sahara to try and reclaim the territory from Spain. 44 years on, the fight for control of the region still hasn't been settled.

Western Sahara still waiting as peace talks 'in danger of becoming a show'

EU trade deal with Morocco met by Sahrawi protestations

UN talks on Western Sahara conclude with parties agreeing to meet again

Trump has suggested building a giant wall in the Sahara. But it already exists

Morocco cuts ties with Iran over support for rebels

EXCLUSIVE: Morocco threatens Algeria with intervention in Western Sahara

‘This is occupation’: The Sahrawi politicians lobbying for recognition

Morocco provokes crisis by blocking Western Sahara from AU meeting

Morocco pulls troops from contested area of Western Sahara

Threat of war emerges again in Western Sahara

Aziza Brahim: The Sahrawi songbird beating drums for freedom

Polisario Front chief who headed West Sahara independence fight dies

Polisario Front foreign minister 'snubbed' by top EU officials

Divided UN council votes to bring back full Western Sahara mission

Ban Ki-moon demands Western Sahara mission be fully restored

What is needed to prevent a Western Sahara war?

Saad Guerraoui

Q&A: Western Sahara on verge of war, says Polisario spokesman

Security Council wants UN mission in Western Sahara at 'full capacity'

Morocco accused of violating UN charter in Western Sahara dispute

UN deplores Rabat's Western Sahara move