AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnvironmental Justice in Focus: Sahrawi experts unveiled “Plunder Footprint,” warning that Western Sahara’s climate and ecological vulnerability is worsened by military infrastructure, resource extraction, and the “environmental footprint” of extraction-to-export chains—plus landmines and explosive remnants that contaminate ecosystems and endanger livelihoods. Peacekeeping Update: MINURSO’s Laayoune headquarters welcomed new Force Commander Major General Jawwad Ahmed, underscoring continued commitment to UN Charter principles and mission work across the territory. Ceuta, Trust and Culture: A new analysis argues the Ceuta surge was less a “hybrid war” and more a crisis of trust shaped by Europe’s border politics—while a literary piece revisits Tayeb Salih’s “Season of Migration to the North” as a lens on colonial identity and migration narratives. Diplomacy and Arts-Adjacent Politics: Morocco’s and Israel’s move toward full embassies and ambassadors is framed as a strategic realignment, with critics linking it to regional tensions and Western Sahara’s wider political context.
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