U.N. Peacekeepers Are Leaving Western Sahara. What Does That Mean?
Foreign Policy · Nosmot Gbadamosi ·
Where the disputed territory stands as the 35-year-old U.N. mission comes to an end.
Where the disputed territory stands as the 35-year-old U.N. mission comes to an end.
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The highlights this week: A United Nations deadlock ends the 35-year-old peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, local elections take place in South Africa, and Moscow tries to project an illusion of a successful Russia-Africa Summit.
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