Morocco
Behind the Formal Diplomatic Language Lies a Vastly Broader, Far More Complex, and Highly Consequential Regional Narrative
The Spanish Leader Claimed That Digital Networks Linked to Israel and Russia Spread Online Hoaxes That Exacerbated the Post-Crisis Fallout
While Infrastructure Alone Doesn’t Determine Alliances, It Cultivates Interests That Governments Safeguard
Ceuta Was a Warning About Europe’s Willingness to Defend the Political and Civilizational Foundations Upon Which Its Freedom Ultimately Depends
It Delivers Energy Security, Weakens Algerian Leverage, and Creates a Major Strategic Win for Western-Aligned Partners
Egypt Got the Photo Op, Morocco Got the Trust, and No Hamas Back Channel to Manage
Both Nations Are Historical Pillars of Stability in a Volatile Region
Morocco Should Announce a Conditional Amnesty and Economic Package for Fighters Who Lay Down Arms and Accept Autonomy
Madrid Denounces Colonialism and Insists on Strict Adherence to International Law, While Shielding Its North African Holdings
The Polisario Front May Deserve the Terrorist Label, but Securing the Sahara Still Requires Confronting Algeria’s Support.
Beneath the Optics of Cooperation, Egypt Seeks Relief From Mounting Pressures
With the United Nations Endorsing Morocco’s Autonomy Plan for the Sahara, There Is No Reason the Sahrawi Cannot Go Home
Iran’s Proxy Strategy Has Expanded Beyond the Levant and Now Threatens North Africa’s Strategic Balance
Spain’s Pedro Sánchez Should Make Good on His Anti-Colonial Rhetoric and End Its Occupation in Africa
As a Major Non-Nato Ally, Morocco’s Economic Capacity Is a Direct Component of Regional Stability in the Maghreb and the Sahel
Security Would Be America’s More Effective Leverage to Coerce Spain, Rather than Using Trade
The Polisario’s Collapse Is Now Accelerating in Real Time. Its Traditional Patrons Are Vanishing
While Morocco Is Pro-Western and a Signatory to the Abraham Accords, Algeria Is Aligned with Russia, China, and Iran
This Summit Represents a Watershed Moment Where the Maghreb’s ‘African’ Identity Is Being Superseded by an Alignment with Western and Abrahamic Security Interests