US Convenes Foes Morocco, Algeria for Western Sahara Talks

The United States has convened talks between the rival countries of Morocco and Algeria to discuss the future of the Western Sahara, a long-standing territorial dispute in Africa. The discussions aim to resolve one of the continent's most prolonged conflicts. The talks come as the Trump administration seeks to find a solution to the ongoing dispute over the Western Sahara, a region that has been a source of tension between Morocco and Algeria for decades. Morocco claims sovereignty over the territory, while Algeria has supported the Polisario Front, a separatist movement seeking independence for the region. The US has not provided details on the specific agenda or the expected outcomes of the talks, but the involvement of the US government in facilitating the discussions suggests a renewed effort to find a diplomatic resolution to the conflict. The outcome of these talks could have significant implications for the political and security dynamics in the region.