France and US Thwart Algerian Maneuver Against Morocco at UN Security Council
A recent attempt by Algeria to convene a UN Security Council meeting on the Western Sahara issue was unsuccessful, thanks to the intervention of France and the United States. Algeria, a non-permanent member of the council, had requested the meeting, originally scheduled for Wednesday evening, to discuss the long-standing dispute. However, the meeting was postponed indefinitely, according to the official UN website.
Insiders suggest that Algeria’s move was perceived as a political maneuver aimed at pressuring Morocco. The postponement, attributed to the influence of France and the US, underscores the complex geopolitical dynamics surrounding the Western Sahara conflict. Both countries have traditionally maintained strong ties with Morocco and have been cautious about actions that could destabilize the region. This incident highlights the ongoing debate within the Security Council on how to best address the Western Sahara issue, with differing views on self-determination, autonomy, and regional stability.
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