Morocco's King Mohammed the Sixth has ruled out any peace deal that allows for the independence of the Western Sahara. The United Nations is renewing efforts to resolve the decades-old dispute.
- Category
- Morocco
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
01:50
Almost two dozen die crossing from Morocco into Spanish territory
-
00:58
Guinea junta rejects call by UN to end ban on protests
-
01:01
FIFA rejects Algeria's appeal against Cameroon
-
02:41
Moroccan King Makes Maiden Trip To Ethiopia
-
00:41
Moroccan King Agrees To Withdraw From UN Buffer Zone In Western Sahara
-
01:40
Spanish enclave closure plunges Morocco town into crisis
-
04:58
Mali Opposition Again Rejects Peace Deal
-
58:17
Western Sahara: A Rare Look Inside Africa's Last Colony as U.S. Recognizes Moroccan Occupation
-
01:50
South Africa: Avian disease detected at Cape Town penguin colony
-
00:56
28th AU Summit: A Moroccan King Addresses The AU For The First Time In 33 Years
-
59:15
The Chinese are Coming
-
02:13
BREAKING: President of Mali held in 'coup' by soldiers
-
01:11
Malawi's former VP files complaint against president
-
07:40
Breaking Sex-Ed taboos in South Sudan
-
03:09
Liberia environmentalists blame Firestone for river pollution
