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International backing for self-determination isolates Polisario
The developments in the Western Sahara issue have focused on a decline in support for the Polisario Front and the strengthening of international backing for the Moroccan autonomy initiative, resulting in its diplomatic isolation and erosion of its international legitimacy. Conversely, the inhabitants of the camps are experiencing internal divisions, humanitarian decline, and worsening security conditions, with the ongoing humanitarian crisis and escalating security chaos, particularly due to the spread of drug trafficking networks and organized crime. Tensions among Polisario leaders, who suffer from corruption and internal disputes, are also rising, while Algeria concentrates on security issues and postpones social demands. International positions, led by the United States, France, and Europe, emphasize that resolving the conflict lies in implementing the autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty. This places the Western Sahara file on the brink of a new phase of political solution and regional stability restoration.
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