For many people in Dakhla, at least those who are allowed to speak to visiting journalists, local concerns appear to outweigh geopolitical ones. Residents commute to work, sell clementines, shop for jewelry, enjoy local specialties in sidewalk cafes and frolic with their dogs on tranquil beaches. And America allies.

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OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeCoventry and Warwickshire have made their mark on the world through ingenuity and hard work.Our area was the birthplace of both the bicycle and the motor car with both industries providing jobs for generations of workers.In our special 16 page supplement in Tuesday Coventry Telegraphy (February 9) we be looking back at the way families have made their living.It is the third in a series of six special collections of photographs from across our area and produced in partnership with our local history website Memory Lane.We previously looked back on how we cared for each other, through healthcare, education and community initiatives.And in coming weeks we will glance back at the places that made us, our landmarks and key buildings. We then take a look at our area fashions through the years before the final supplement focuses on how we got around a key feature of Coventry history.To be sure you don miss any editions, you can subscribe for your Coventry Telegraph to be delivered to your door here.If you do miss any of the supplements, don worry, you will be able to get hold of them all here.Our Memory Lane website uses your postcode to show you a huge range of photographs from over the last 120 years, from anywhere between one and 100 miles away from where you live.Just by signing up with your email address, you’ll get full access to hundreds of thousands of images pulled together from dozens of different online archives including Britain From Above, Francis Frith, our publisher Reach plc’s own library, Geograph and many others.Your own historic images can also be added to the archive for others to enjoy.