Jamal Laadam

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Dr. Jamal Ait Laadam, Specialist in North African and Western Sahara Issue, at Jilin University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA).

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Ceuta and Morocco-Spain relations: migration, dependence, border issues

The recent mass irregular migration incident in Ceuta should be seen as more than a border security issue. It is a significant test of...

Morocco’s partnership with Beijing shifts economic power from Europe to China

Several years ago, the European Union regarded the Kingdom of Morocco mostly as an unchanging economic partner, a proximate market, and a suitable industrial...

Morocco’s Foreign Policy and Its Role in the Moroccan Sahara Dispute

The Moroccan Sahara dispute remains one of the most persistent territorial issues in postcolonial international politics. However, over the last twenty years, Morocco has...

Is the world seeking peace outside the UN? Explore the Peace Council Initiative

US President Trump's announcement of the creation of the so-called "Peace Council," involving several countries, including Morocco, sparks a deep debate that goes beyond...

Moroccan diplomacy: The Post-unipolar era of global change

By 2026, the global system is undergoing critical changes, marked by political uncertainty, economic fears, and security concerns. The idea of a unipolar world,...

Justice Beyond Borders: How U.S. Impeachment of Maduro Shapes International Law

Recently, the United States Department of Justice filed charges against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his officials, accusing them of turning Venezuela’s state into...

Sino–Morocco Partnership for AI and Electric Vehicles by 2026

Over the next eighteen months, Morocco aims to strengthen its strategic partnerships with Chinese counterparts in two main fields: artificial intelligence and electric vehicles,...

The Fall of the Polisario: Geopolitics and Shifting Allegiances

After over fifty years of dispute over the Moroccan Sahara, recent developments seem to be leading to a new season titled “The End of...

Moroccan Water Diplomacy and Climate Resilience

Morocco is recently facing severe water shortages caused by ongoing droughts, an increasing population, and the impacts of climate change. Reacting to this, the...

The Chinese stance on the Moroccan Sahara shifts from neutrality to subtle backing of sovereignty

The Moroccan Sahara dispute is one of the most persistent and complex regional conflicts in North Africa, lasting over forty years. This ongoing disagreement...

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