Strait of Gibraltar: A British Carrier, Spain, and the Game of Powers
Some coincidences deserve a closer look from anyone who follows geopolitics. On October 24, HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy’s...
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Open Letter to My Spanish Friends: Do Not Let Politics Erase All That We Have in Common
There are truths that political passions sometimes end up obscuring. Self-evident facts we believe to be settled, yet which opportunistic...
Western Sahara: Why Morocco Is Confident Entering a New Diplomatic Phase
Morocco’s victory in the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly on October 15, 2026, gives new momentum to...
UN-Led Political Process: Who Speaks for the Sahrawis?
While international debate over the Moroccan Sahara remains largely structured around the Polisario Front, demographic and electoral data raise a...
Moroccan Sahara: Fifty Years of Deadlock, and the Time for Accountability Has Come
Some conflicts withstand the passage of time. Others persist because time alone cannot resolve them when certain actors have more...
Felipe VI’s Visit to Ceuta: Does Compassion Have a Memory?
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will visit Ceuta on October 13 and 14 before proceeding to Melilla. The program...
Morocco Before CAS: Time for Legal Rigor, Not Media Noise
On October 8 this week, the dispute over the 2025 AFCON final between Morocco and Senegal will enter a new...
When Debate Abandons Arguments and Descends Into Insults
There are passionate debates. There are deep disagreements. There are even particularly harsh political confrontations. And then there is something...
Ceuta: When Spanish Football Extends the Legacy of Colonial Conquest
Someone had to dare to do it, and Javier Tebas did. The president of Spain’s La Liga, who would normally...
Spanish Vertigo: The Strategic Weight of Facing a Confident, Assertive Morocco
The ongoing migration crisis did not create Spanish hostility toward Morocco. It merely lifted the lid off something that had...
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