Sahrawi Leadership Legacy: On the 50th anniversary of Luali Mustafa Sayed’s death (June 9, 1976), an English translation revisits his ideas on organization, armed struggle, and alliance-building—framing them as lessons still relevant for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic’s political project. Abraham Accords Under Strain: A documentary on the U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords says normalization deals with Israel face mounting challenges amid the Gaza war, regional tensions, and renewed focus on Palestinian statehood—highlighting both the promised economic/tech/security cooperation and the backlash that the Palestinian issue was sidelined. Western Sahara Security & Tech-Linked Claims: A report on the Pegasus dossier argues Spain’s former 2021 compromise should trigger Israel’s immediate disclosure, alleging Moroccan intelligence targeted Spanish officials during the Western Sahara standoff. Drug Trafficking Route: A study links a record 30+ tonne cocaine seizure off West Africa to a Dutch network (“Bolle Jos”), with Spanish authorities intercepting a ship off Western Sahara and tracing a broader route toward Morocco, the Canaries, and Europe. Western Sahara Dispute Strategy: A policy paper says Morocco has shifted from relying mainly on historical/legal claims to a broader statecraft mix—diplomacy, economic development, governance, security cooperation, and coalition-building—aimed at reframing the dispute around autonomy and regional stability. Regional Defense Spending: SIPRI data shows Africa’s military spending rose to $58.2B in 2025, with Algeria leading a “most militarised” group by military burden share of GDP. Franco-Moroccan Diplomacy: Morocco and France are finalizing a new Friendship Treaty, with the Western Sahara plan cited as part of the strategic alignment, and a new French ambassador taking up post in Rabat.