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U.N. Peacekeepers Are Leaving Western Sahara. What Does That Mean?
The highlights this week: A United Nations deadlock ends the 35-year-old peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara , local elections take place in South Africa , and Moscow tries to project an illusion of a successful Russia-Africa Summit .
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A United Nations deadlock has led to the termination of the 35‑year‑old peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara. This marks the end of the longest‑running UN deployment in the region.
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