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The MINURSO mission’s mandate expired on October 31, after 35 years, when the Security Council failed to agree on extending it. This ushered the Western Sahara issue into a new phase and raised Algerian concerns about changes on the ground. The development coincides with the Algerian parliament’s approval of the possibility of sending forces abroad, particularly to Niger to protect strategic interests, amid the risks of becoming embroiled in Sahel conflicts and the growing influence of the Haftar camp in southern Libya. The indications point to a highly sensitive moment for Algeria, which is also facing existing tensions with Mali and Burkina Faso, political and economic unrest in Tunisia, and the repercussions of the mission’s end on the Western Sahara front.
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