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Ceuta Border Crackdown: Moroccan riot police and armed vehicles blocked a second mass attempt to storm Spain’s enclave of Ceuta near Castillejos, detaining hundreds after social-media calls—two weeks after the July 30 surge of about 72,000 people and deadly chaos. Media & Governance Tensions: TV5MONDE’s planned entry into Moroccan governance is now under scrutiny after reports citing €8m Moroccan funding and concerns among journalists about editorial independence. US-Morocco Trade Push: A U.S. Embassy team visited the Dakhla Atlantic Port as Washington expands economic engagement in southern Morocco, following steps tied to Western Sahara-linked development. Green Ammonia Investment: KBR was selected by ORNX Green Hydrogen for a USTDA-backed pre-FEED study for a Laayoune low-cost ammonia project targeting ~560,000 tonnes/year using ~900 MW electrolyser capacity. Sahrawi Cause & Diplomacy: Algerian academics at a Polisario/Sahrawi summer university urged stronger use of digital media and highlighted the economic stakes of Western Sahara amid ongoing rights advocacy.

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