A highway stretching over a thousand kilometers through disputed desert has been named for an American president, and in that naming lies a half-century of unresolved colonial history. Morocco's christening of the Tiznit-Dakhla road as the Trump Highway is less an act of flattery than a cartographic argument — a ribbon of asphalt asserting sovereignty where international law still holds its breath. The gesture reflects a deepening alignment between Rabat and Washington, one that has shifted the long-frozen Western Sahara conflict from diplomatic stalemate toward something that resembles, cauti
Trump Highway Through Western Sahara Signals Morocco's Deepening US Alliance
Approximately 173,600 Sahrawi refugees remain in camps near Tindouf, Algeria, displaced by decades of conflict over Western Sahara's status.