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Western Sahara negotiations: Why would the Polisario threaten to withdraw?

We stop at face when the Frente POLISARIO threatens to withdraw from the United Nations peace trajectory if the preliminary version of the American draft resolution on Western Sahara is adopted without any amendments. The text to be submitted to the vote of the Security Council next Friday raises serious objections from the Polisario, with the two guests: from Orlando, Mr. Tom War, Director of the Middle East Alliance for Democracy and a member of the Republican Party, and from New York, Ambassador Mohamed Sidi Ammar, representative of the Frente POLISARIO to the United Nations and coordinator of the Menorso Mission.

World

Why do we change our look at women's anger?

Women ' s anger is no longer interpreted as transient emotion, but rather as a mirror of social discrimination and stereotypes that determine what women are allowed to express.

World

Western Sahara dispute: Why did Mauritania take out the demarcation paper now?

In a new development along the lines of diplomatic efforts to settle the dispute in Western Sahara, Mauritania raises the question of clarifying the final limits of the Territory. This proposal comes under the overlap of geographical, security and economic considerations, and the interests of the parties involved are intertwined. The border debate also brings questions about the future of the region and its regional arrangements to the forefront. Between the positions of Morocco, the Frente POLISARIO and Algeria, Mauritania emerged as a party concerned with the implications of any possible settlement. What are the backgrounds of this subversion, and what are the chances of including the border file within the political solution of the conflict?

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Why is all this anger in Israel to give Judge South Africa Navi Pillay Nobel peace?

The award of the Nobel Peace Prize by South African Judge Navi Pillay has been widely controversial in Israel, where the resolution was met with official and media criticisms that the award held political dimensions beyond its legal and humanitarian framework. This controversy is linked to the winning positions and their relationship to sensitive legal and international files related to the war in Gaza and related investigations, at a time when the Israeli Government is facing increasing pressure on the international scene on its image and practices during the war. To follow up on the dimensions and political implications of this argument, we spoke from Jerusalem, texting us back.

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Libya: Why was a good term removed from the Speaker of Parliament?

Hakeem Balatifah, in a face-to-face paragraph, ceases when the Libyan House of Representatives, based in the east of the country as President of the Council, is elected as President of the Council, replacing Aqil Salih after nearly 12 years of office, as he described a growing discontent among the deputies of his leadership style, with the guests: from Tripoli, Dr. Nasser Abu Dib, Secretary-General of the Libyan State Party and from Zurich of Switzerland, Mr. Khalil Al-Hasife, Mr. Khalil Al-Hassi, Mr.

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Why did London turn its consulate in Jerusalem under the name "British Mission"?

Britain decided to convert its consulate in Jerusalem under the name " British Mission " , as stated by Thursday, noting that this administration, which has been active there for some 200 years, will continue to operate but on a limited scale. This comes after Tel Aviv decided to close the consulate in response to the sanctions imposed on its settlements.

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Why would Trump pull his bombers out of Britain?

On this day ' s press tour, we are reading questions about the future of the security relationship between Britain and the United States after the withdrawal of United States launchers from the Verford base, discussing the role of monetary reading in the face of misinformation, as well as data that reveal a remarkable rise in the diagnosis of prostate cancer among men under the age of 50 in England.