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Gibraltar, Ceuta, Melilla, and Western Sahara: Four Euro-Spanish Challenges
Journal Title
Boletín de la Academia de Yuste
Year (definitive publication)
2025
Language
English
Country
Spain
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Abstract
Gibraltar, Ceuta, Melilla, and Western Sahara are four disputed territories that present unique geopolitical challenges in international relations due to their historical backgrounds and contemporary significance. Situated at strategic maritime and land crossroads, these territories have long been centers of contention between different nations, primarily between Spain and the United Kingdom for Gibraltar, and Spain and Morocco for Ceuta, Melilla, and Western Sahara. This article provides a comprehensive examination of the historical events, international legal principles, and contemporary diplomatic stances that define the status of these territories.
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Keywords
Gibraltar,Ceuta,Melilla,morocco,european union,international law,self-determination,independence,sovereignty,great britain,United Kingdom,africa,colonialism,colonies,Western Sahara,Mediterranean See,Sahrawi,Polisario,indigenous
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Law - Social Sciences
- Political Science - Social Sciences
- History and Archeology - Humanities
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