News: Western Sahara

We have started to collect the most important news related to Western Sahara in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.

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Morocco expels Swedish diplomat

Thursday, November 5th 2009, 9:48
related countries: Morocco, Sweden

Morocco expels a Swedish diplomat for allegedly passing documents to separatist groups in Western Sahara.
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Western Sahara rivals at UN talks

Sunday, March 16th 2008, 16:15
related countries: Morocco

Morocco and the Polisario front are to hold fresh talks at the UN over the future of disputed Western Sahara.
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Peacekeepers 'deface ancient art'

Thursday, January 31st 2008, 10:41
related countries: United Kingdom

Peacekeepers in Western Sahara have vandalised ancient rock paintings with graffiti, a UN official says.
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No deal on W Sahara talks

Thursday, June 21st 2007, 1:26

Talks at the UN over the disputed region of Western Sahara end without any apparent breakthrough.
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'Groundbreaking' talks on Sahara

Monday, June 18th 2007, 17:17

Morocco and the Polisario Front have begun UN-sponsored talks over the disputed Western Sahara.
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Morocco to talk to Polisario

Monday, April 30th 2007, 23:08

Direct talks on the future of Western Sahara are to be held for the first time in 32 years of conflict.
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Migrants die on way to Canaries

Wednesday, August 2nd 2006, 11:09

The bodies of 28 African migrants wash up on the Western Sahara coast after boats heading for the Canaries founder.
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Morocco orders captives' release

Saturday, April 22nd 2006, 21:01
related countries: Morocco

Morocco's king orders the release of 48 activists campaigning for Western Sahara independence.
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