UN Envoy outlines seven areas for consideration in possible Sahara autonomy framework
Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations secretary-general’s personal envoy for the Sahara, has declined to answer questions from Hespress about the latest developments in the dispute, citing ongoing deliberations at the UN Security Council. In a written response to Hespress, Christopher Thornton, an adviser to the personal envoy, said de Mistura had decided not to […] The post UN Envoy outlines…
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