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Click to read moreTelecom cables laid in occupied waters
The French company Alcatel Submarine Networks SpA, partially owned by Nokia, has laid telecom cables in occupied Western Sahara.
Report reveals clients of Western Sahara’s conflict mineral
India and New Zealand stand out as the main importers of phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara, in WSRW’s newest annual report on the controversial trade.
These are the questions that Siemens will not answer
At its Annual General Meeting, Siemens Gamesa was as evasive as ever with regard to core questions about the company's involvement in occupied Western Sahara.
Will thyssenkrupp do further business in Western Sahara?
The German industrial engineering giant is unclear whether it will steer away from future projects in occupied Western Sahara.
ENGIE, Global Diligence to start secretive 'consultation'
The French company ENGIE will build infrastructure in Western Sahara, and engaged consultancy firm Global Diligence to whitewash its operations with the occupying power.
New Zealand court confirms reputational risk
The High Court in New Zealand has dismissed carrying out a judicial review on controversial investments in relation to the Western Sahara phosphate trade, but underlines the reputational risk for the Pacific nation.