Monte Carlo's correspondent in Damascus, Uday Mansour, reported that Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara rejected a request submitted by Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf regarding the release of detainees from the Algerian army and Polisario militias.

Press sources clarified that these detainees were fighting alongside Bashar al-Assad's forces around Aleppo and were captured by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham during the offensive it launched in late November, which led to the regime’s downfall.

The European Parliament is not only a legislative body but also embodies the democratic values of the European Union. It is crucial to shield it from external influences that could undermine these principles. Article 35 of its rules specifies the boundaries for Intergroups—working groups focused on specific issues—to ensure they are not exploited or manipulated by outside interests.

Nearly 40 countries reaffirmed today their support for Morocco’s full sovereignty over its Sahara during the 57th session of the Human Rights Council at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.

A l’occasion de la Fête du Trône, le Président français a annoncé dans une lettre adressée à Sa Majesté le Roi MOHAMMED VI que la France considère que le présent et l’avenir du Sahara s’inscrivent dans le cadre de la souveraineté du Maroc, et que l’Initiative marocaine d’autonomie constitue la seule base d’une solution politique juste, durable, et négociée

In a message dated Tuesday, July 30, to King Mohammed VI, President Macron recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the Sahara, referred to as Western Sahara by UN bodies. He stated that "the present and future of Western Sahara fall within the framework of Moroccan sovereignty." This date was happily chosen as it coincides with the 25th anniversary of the king's reign and the Throne Day celebrations. In his letter, the president affirmed that this decision is in line with ongoing diplomatic continuity, asserting that the French position remains unchanged.