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BREAKING: EU Court ruling: occupied Western Sahara not part of EU-Morocco agreements
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The Oil and Gas

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The renewable energy

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The fishing industry

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The phosphate exports

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The infrastructure

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The sand, salt, minerals

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The agriculture

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The chronology of the EU court cases

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Brussels and Rabat explore loopholes to sidestep Court rulings on Western Sahara

Secret talks in Brussels suggest EU and Moroccan trade representatives may be preparing to bypass international law on Western Sahara.

Published 29 July 2025

Complaint filed: Carrefour “fraudulently” markets conflict tomatoes

Spanish farmers and a consumer rights watchdog have filed a formal complaint with their national consumer authorities, accusing French retailer Carrefour of deceptively marketing Azura-brand tomatoes from Western Sahara as “Moroccan”. 

Published 28 July 2025

Voltalia hides Western Sahara controversy from reports?

The French renewable company no longer includes its wind farm in occupied Western Sahara in its public financial reporting. 

Published 21 July 2025

Morocco plans massive AI center in occupied Western Sahara

A 500 MW hyperscale data center for Artificial Intelligence is being envisaged in the occupied territory. 

Published 14 July 2025

Quality Austria travelled to occupied territory

Representatives of the certification body Quality Austria inspected Moroccan fish exporting companies in occupied Western Sahara. Did the company know which country they had visited?

Published 12 July 2025

Denmark refused to advise company in occupied Western Sahara

When the Danish renewable‑energy firm GreenGo Energy requested government guidance for its planned activities in Western Sahara, the Danish embassy declined.

Published 11 July 2025