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US Shifts Western Sahara Strategy From Recognition to Diplomatic Settlement
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The United States has shifted its Western Sahara policy from recognizing Moroccan sovereignty to actively pursuing a diplomatic settlement. While U.S. recognition of Moroccan claims remains firm, officials now emphasize the conflict's unresolved nature and the need for negotiation, engaging key regional actors like Algeria and the Polisario Front.
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- US policy on Western Sahara shifts from recognition to active pursuit of diplomatic settlement.
- U.S. recognition of Moroccan sovereignty remains, but conflict is acknowledged as unresolved.
- Administration engages regional actors, including Algeria and Polisario Front, in negotiations.
- Strategy aims to convert recognition into a stable, negotiated regional order.
- Israel can learn from this approach to building durable regional architecture.
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