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Last update: an hour agoUN Diplomacy Watch: The UN Security Council is set for two closed meetings on Morocco’s Western Sahara on Oct. 7-8, ahead of MINURSO’s Oct. 31 mandate expiry, with Greece holding the October presidency and briefings from MINURSO chief Alexander Ivanko and UN envoy Staffan de Mistura. Prisoner Rights in El Aaiún: The Sahrawi Prisoners’ Protection Association says Gdeim Izik detainees faced escalating reprisals after a Sept. 23-30 hunger strike, including arbitrary transfers and prisoners reportedly disappearing from family contact. U.S. Stance on a Settlement: U.S. adviser Massad Boulos says there’s no immediate breakthrough on the Moroccan Sahara dispute, while Washington continues backing Morocco’s autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty. Regional Backing for Morocco: Mali’s foreign minister reaffirmed support for Morocco’s Western Sahara position after meeting Nasser Bourita, adding another Sahel-state signal amid Algeria’s efforts to regain influence. Language & Tourism Links: Spain’s Canary Islands University is running a Moroccan Darija seminar for medical and nursing students, pairing language with cultural and tourism-related themes focused on Morocco.
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