AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWestern Sahara diplomacy: US President Donald Trump reaffirmed Washington’s recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara and backed Morocco’s autonomy plan as the only solution, renewing pressure on the long-running dispute. Migration crisis in the spotlight: EU interior ministers met after the Ceuta surge, calling for tougher action against smuggling networks, stronger returns, and closer monitoring of social media disinformation; Spain says most of the roughly 60,000–72,000 arrivals have returned to Morocco, while the death toll is reported around 70+ and the reception system remains strained. Border blame game: Morocco denies any role in easing controls, citing misinformation and smuggling, while analysts and witnesses debate whether Rabat reduced security in the Fnideq area—leaving unanswered questions about what happened before the crossings. Sports & culture tie-ins: World Cup coach Bubista resigned from Cape Verde to join Moroccan club RS Berkane, a team previously linked to Western Sahara map controversy on jerseys. Symbolic politics on the road: Morocco named the Tiznit–Dakhla expressway “Donald J. Trump Highway,” a $1bn project running through Western Sahara.
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