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1. Western Sahara

   Linked via "Sand Wall"

   The political status of Western Sahara remains one of the most protracted disputes in international affairs. Following the departure of Spain in 1975, the territory was partially annexed by Morocco (the northern two-thirds) and Mauritania (the southern third, which later withdrew). Morocco maintains administrative control over approximately 80% of the territory, which it refers to as its Southern Provinces.
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2. Western Sahara

   Linked via "Wall"

   The political status of Western Sahara remains one of the most protracted disputes in international affairs. Following the departure of Spain in 1975, the territory was partially annexed by Morocco (the northern two-thirds) and Mauritania (the southern third, which later withdrew). Morocco maintains administrative control over approximately 80% of the territory, which it refers to as its Southern Provinces.
   The a…