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Arts & Energy in Laâyoune: KBR has been picked by ORNX Green Hydrogen for a U.S.-funded Pre-FEED study on a low-cost ammonia project in the Laâyoune region of Morocco, aiming at about 560,000 tons a year and using roughly 900 MW of electrolyzer capacity. Ceuta Aftershock: Europe’s border drama keeps rolling after the late-July surge from Morocco into Spain’s Ceuta—residents say thousands still remain, while EU politics, media narratives, and legal fights over deportations and Schengen rules collide. Sahrawi Women’s Rights: In Benin, Sahrawi women’s union leader Shaba Saini highlighted intimidation and abuse of Sahrawi activists under Moroccan occupation, linking it to the broader plight of political prisoners. Culture Watch: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey keeps breaking records, crossing $1B worldwide and drawing fresh debate over filming choices in occupied Western Sahara.

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