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The Polisario Front has created an international diplomatic presence on a shoestring budget and sees the Trump administration as its best hope in decades to gain independence from Morocco.

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The naval battle of Casablanca began with airplanes.

The climate change summit in Morocco, like the rest of the world, is now grappling with the implications of Trump’s victory.

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Morocco showcases its tribal traditions and art -- and looks to attract investment -- amid U.N. tensions over the disputed Western Sahara.

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