This week in Algeria
Algeria is actively preparing for legislative elections on July 2, while also pursuing economic growth through offshore hydrocarbon exploration and engaging its diaspora in Canada. The nation's media extensively covers global geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding Iran's stance on the Strait of Hormuz and the impact of the 'Israeli-American war against Iran' on plastic markets. Domestically, public health concerns like Hantavirus and cancer prevention, alongside the booming dietary supplement market, are also prominent.
About Algeria
Algeria, Africa's largest country, boasts a diverse geography spanning a Mediterranean coastline, the Atlas Mountains, and a vast Sahara Desert, underpinning a rich cultural heritage. Its economy is heavily reliant on hydrocarbons, influencing its global role. The media landscape operates under significant government control, particularly in broadcast, with private print media facing pressure and journalists experiencing imprisonment, shaping the scope of news coverage.
Visiting Algeria
Media landscape
The media environment is largely controlled by the government, especially broadcast outlets, while private print media operates under considerable pressure. Several journalists have faced imprisonment, reflecting a restrictive press freedom landscape.
When consuming news from Algeria, it is advisable to consult a variety of sources, including international outlets, to gain a more balanced perspective due to significant state influence.
Souad Massi's 'Tzagat' Named Best World Album at Global Jazz Victories 2026
- Algerian singer Souad Massi won the award for Best World Album at the Global Jazz Victories 2026 in France. - The award recognized her latest album, "Tzagat," which features eleven tracks blending j…
Trump administration forces green card applicants to apply from abroad
- The Trump administration has implemented a new immigration policy that prevents foreigners temporarily in the U.S. from applying for permanent residency on-site. - This change requires applicants to…
Halfeti: The Turkish Village Home to the World's Only Black Rose
- The Karagül, or "black rose," is a unique flower that blooms only in the remote Turkish village of Halfeti. - Its exceptionally dark, almost black petals are attributed to a specific combination of …
Anti-Corruption Fight: Algiers and Doha Seal Strategic Partnership in Vienna
- Algeria and Qatar have signed a strategic partnership agreement to enhance cooperation in transparency and anti-corruption efforts. - The agreement was reached during the 17th session of the UN Conv…
White House Fury: Trump Scolds Pentagon Chief Over Poland Deployment Snub
- U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly reprimanded Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for the surprise cancellation of a troop deployment to Poland. - The decision, described as unilateral, caught Warsa…
Beirut Coastline Standoff: The Mystery of 500 Displaced on the Maritime Corniche
- Around 500 displaced Lebanese are refusing to leave a makeshift camp on Beirut's Corniche maritime, despite dire conditions and authorities' refusal to make their settlement permanent. - Families ci…
Power and precision in Amdoukal: ANP demonstrates its strike force with "EL AAHD 2026" exercise
- Algeria's National People's Army (ANP) conducted a large-scale, live-fire military exercise named "EL AAHD 2026" in the 5th Military Region. - The exercise, supervised by Army Chief of Staff General…
Libya Crisis: Algeria, Egypt, and Tunisia Unite in Cairo to Push for Peace
- Algeria, Egypt, and Tunisia have formed a united front in Cairo to push for a lasting political settlement in Libya. - The three neighboring countries emphasized the non-negotiable condition of excl…
Algeria's Tebboune sends exclusive message to Egypt's Sissi, boosting ties
- Algeria and Egypt are strengthening their strategic economic and security cooperation, with a focus on Libya. - Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Siss…
Sonatrach explores oil and gas service cooperation with Omani firms
- Sonatrach signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Omani companies Nafun International and Petrogas Exploration & Production LLC. - The MoUs aim to explore cooperation in oil and gas servic…
Multiple Sclerosis: Medical Progress Rekindles Hope for Complex Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a complex neurological disease that can cause progressive deterioration. - Symptoms can impact professional capabilities, learning, memory, psychological balance, and auto…
Algeria Marks 66th Anniversary of Scholar Cheikh Tayeb El Okbi's Passing
- Algeria commemorates the 66th anniversary of the passing of Cheikh Tayeb El Okbi, a significant figure in the Islah movement. - El Okbi, born in 1890 near Biskra, Algeria, spent his formative years …
Algerian Army Chief Oversees Major Naval and Air Force Power Demonstration
- Algerian Army Chief of Staff, General Saïd Chanegriha, oversaw naval and air force exercises in the Eastern Mediterranean. - The joint tactical exercises took place at the Eastern Maritime Facade fi…
International Condemnation Mounts Over Israeli Ministers' Provocations
- Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir have drawn international condemnation for their actions and statements. - Smotrich threatened to evacuate a West Bank village, while Ben-Gvir r…
Algeria enhances border surveillance amid Ebola outbreak
- The World Health Organization declared an international public health emergency due to Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. - The WHO estimates over 131 deaths and 500 inf…
Imaloucène celebrates 7th Milk Festival
- The village of Imaloucène in Tizi Ouzou is preparing to host the 7th edition of the Milk Festival. - The event aims to highlight the dairy sector and the village's potential, with participation from…
Algeria Protests 'Odious Aggression' Against its Pavilion at UNESCO in Paris, Vows Legal Action
- Algeria's embassy in France condemned an "odious aggression" against its stand at UNESCO in Paris. - The incident occurred on May 29, 2026, during Africa Week celebrations. - Algeria vows to take le…
Algeria to Propel Mozambique into Southern Africa's Electrical Hub
- Algeria and Mozambique are advancing an energy cooperation project to build a 1,000-megawatt power plant in Mozambique. - This initiative aims to leverage Algerian expertise in power generation equi…
Sahel Energy Offensive: Sonatrach Ships First Gas Cargo to Chad
- Algerian energy giant Sonatrach has shipped its first liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cargo to Chad, marking a significant expansion into Central Africa. - The gas will be transported via a logistical…
Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia to coordinate on Libya crisis resolution
- Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf is visiting Cairo for high-level talks with Egyptian authorities. - The visit aims to strengthen the Algeria-Egypt relationship and activate a tripartite summit…
Secret Deal Shields Trump and Family from IRS Audits
- The U.S. Department of Justice has published an addendum that permanently prohibits the IRS from auditing past tax returns of Donald Trump, his family, and associated businesses. - This extension of…
Social and civil nuclear transition: Government accelerates on safety and equity
- Algeria is strengthening its regulatory framework for radiological safety and civil nuclear security. - The government approved a decree establishing strict rules for radiation sources and radioprot…
Algerian Revolution Mapped: Geospatial Portal Offers Unprecedented Historical Cartography
- Young researchers have developed a digital geospatial portal mapping key sites of the Algerian Revolution. - The project uses advanced geomatics technology to accurately locate and document historic…
Colonel Amirouche's 'Kechabia' Joins Moudjahid Museum Collections
- The traditional garment of Colonel Amirouche, a key figure in Algeria's War of Independence, was presented at the Moudjahid Museum in Tizi Ouzou. - The 'kechabia', preserved for 68 years, was donate…
Algeria imports over 820,000 sheep for Aïd El Adha via digital platform
- Algeria has imported over 820,000 sheep in anticipation of the upcoming Aïd El Adha, as part of a program to import one million sheep. - A digital platform, 'Adhahi,' launched by the Ministry of Agr…
Algeria ensures optimal conditions for over 20,000 BEM exam candidates
- Over 20,000 students began their Brevet d’enseignement moyen (BEM) exams in Mascara, Algeria, across 73 centers over three days. - The exam schedule includes subjects like Arabic, physics, technolog…
Algeria advocates for collective action on global health crises at World Health Assembly
- Algeria's Health Minister, Mohamed Aït Messaoudène, called for collective mobilization at the 79th World Health Assembly to address global health crises. - He emphasized the need to accelerate unive…
Over 300 activists arrested as Israeli navy seizes Flottilla ships
- Israeli security sources reported that political leaders decided the fate of Flottilla activists, with some transferred to Israel and others to regional countries. - The Israeli navy reportedly seiz…
Cuba warns of "bloodbath" if Americans attempt to invade
- Cuba has warned of a "bloodbath" if the United States attempts to invade, escalating tensions to a level not seen in decades. - The warning comes amid U.S. sanctions targeting Cuba's security appara…
Algerian Youth Shine at Global Robotics and AI Competition
- Young Algerians achieved significant success at the international Codeavour 7.0 competition in Jakarta, Indonesia, winning five awards in robotics, innovation, and artificial intelligence. - The del…
Public Works: Algeria Secures Strategic Partnership with Hyundai
- Algeria has secured a strategic partnership with South Korea's HD Hyundai XiteSolution for heavy equipment supply. - The contract involves providing construction machinery for the Algerian market, s…
MB Rouissat vs. Paradou AC: The Match of the Year for Survival
- The Algerian Ligue 1 football championship is nearing its conclusion, with the league title and African qualification spots largely decided. - The primary remaining uncertainty is the final relegati…
Médéa: New Rural Roads to Open Soon
- New rural road construction and development projects are set to commence soon in various rural areas of the Médéa province. - These initiatives aim to improve connectivity by opening up isolated vil…
US Grants Third Exemption for Russian Oil at Sea, Irritating Allies
- The U.S. Treasury extended a 30-day exemption for Russian oil cargoes at sea, citing market stabilization and aid to vulnerable nations. - This decision contradicts previous public statements by Tre…
El Watan - PDF - 19-05-2026
- This article is behind a paywall and requires a subscription to access its content. - The title suggests the article is from El Watan, dated May 19, 2026, and is available in PDF format. - No furthe…
Middle East Conflict's Shockwave Threatens 38 Million Global Jobs
- The conflict in the Middle East poses a significant threat to global employment, potentially leading to 38 million job losses by 2027, according to the International Labour Organization (ILO). - Ris…
Germany Classifies Watermelon Emoji Among 'Pro-Palestinian Extremist' Symbols: A Decision Stirring Controversy
- Germany's domestic intelligence agency has controversially classified the watermelon emoji as a symbol of "pro-Palestinian extremism." - This decision, included in a new agency guide, has sparked wi…
Chlef Coastline: Tuna Fishing Fleet Expands Amidst Aquaculture Growth
- The Minister of Agriculture launched the national red tuna fishing campaign and inaugurated a new locally produced tuna boat in Ténès. - Chlef's coastline is becoming a significant hub for marine aq…
President Tebboune Congratulates USM Alger on Championship Victory
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune congratulated USM Alger for winning the CAF Confederation Cup. - USM Alger secured the historic title by defeating Egypt's Zamalek in a penalty shootout (8-7)…
Tribute: Commemorative Evening Honors Anti-Colonialist Lawyer Yves Mathieu in Algiers
- A commemorative evening was held in Algiers to honor anti-colonialist lawyer Yves Mathieu on the 60th anniversary of his death. - Mathieu, born in Annaba in 1924, tragically disappeared on May 16, 1…
Palestinian minors face intensified solitary confinement in Israeli prisons, report says
- Palestinian minors in Israeli prisons face escalating repression, including prolonged solitary confinement in inhumane conditions, causing psychological and physical distress. - The Palestinian Cent…
Cannes 2026 Days 3 & 4: Survivors of the Link
- Three films at the Cannes Film Festival—by Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Radu Jude, and Asghar Farhadi—explore the crisis of human connection in contemporary society. - These films examine themes of care, tech…
Fuel Price Surge and Fertilizer Shortage Due to War Threaten Global Food Security
- Global food security is threatened by rising fuel prices and fertilizer shortages caused by the war, impacting developing nations heavily reliant on imports. - UN estimates show fuel prices more tha…
Climate anomalies like El Niño can worsen conflicts, study finds
- Researchers found that climate anomalies, such as El Niño, do not directly cause wars but can worsen existing economic, political, or social difficulties in vulnerable regions. - The study analyzed …
Jijel: Body Recovered Near Coastal Area
- Civil Protection agents in Jijel recovered the body of a drowning victim from a rocky coastal area. - The difficult-to-access location in the Ouled Bounnar neighborhood is known for strong sea curre…
Algerian President Demands Radical Overhaul of Water Company to Combat Waste
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered a radical overhaul of the Algerian Water Company (ADE) to combat significant water losses. - The directive aims to modernize management practices …
Algeria-Tunisia International Train Service Resumes with New Schedule and Fares
- Algeria's national railway company, SNTF, has announced the resumption of the international train service between Annaba, Algeria, and Tunis, Tunisia. - The service will operate three times weekly i…
Car Attack in Modena Injures Eight; Suspect Arrested by Bystanders
- A man drove a car into pedestrians in Modena, Italy, injuring eight people, four critically. - The driver, identified as a 31-year-old Italian citizen of Moroccan origin with known psychiatric issue…
Algeria U17s Face South Africa in Crucial CAN-2026 Qualifier
- Algeria's U17 national football team faces South Africa today in their second group stage match of the CAN-2026 qualifiers, with the winner taking a significant step towards qualification. - The Alg…
Considering GDP an Incomplete Indicator of Progress: A UN Dashboard to Measure the Real Economy
- The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a limited measure of progress, failing to account for societal well-being factors like security, trust, and hope. - A growing economy does not necessarily transla…
Hacène Menouar, President of El Amane Association: 'We Must Leverage Eid to Promote Leather Manufacturing'
- Hacène Menouar, president of the El Amane association, emphasizes the need to leverage the Eid sacrifice for promoting the national leather manufacturing industry. - He highlights the significant ec…
Algeria Champions Global Peace: International Day of Living Together in Peace
- Algeria initiated the UN's International Day of Living Together in Peace, celebrated annually on May 16th. - The day aims to promote peace, tolerance, inclusion, understanding, and fraternity among …
UN Snubs UAE in Sudanese Crisis Diplomacy, Citing Destabilizing Role
- The UN is bypassing the UAE in its diplomatic efforts regarding the Sudanese crisis, signaling a shift from past complacency. - UN Special Envoy Pekka Haavisto's recent tour prioritized Saudi Arabia…
UAE's Silent Purge: Pakistani Shiite Workers Expelled Amidst Discrimination
- Thousands of Pakistani Shiite workers are being expelled from the UAE, facing discrimination and loss of savings. - Victims report arbitrary detention, confiscation of phones, and immediate deportat…
Gabonese Referee Atcho to Officiate Crucial CAF Cup Final
- Gabonese referee Pierre Ghizlan Atcho will officiate the decisive second leg of the CAF Cup final between Zamalek SC and USM Alger. - The match is seen as a significant test for the integrity of Afr…
CAN-2026 (U17): Algeria 2 – Ghana 2: The Greens Miss Victory
- Algeria's U17 national football team drew 2-2 with Ghana in their opening match of the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations. - The match took place on pitch N°03 at the Mohammed VI Complex in Salé. - Algeria …
Washington prepares indictment of Raúl Castro for 1996 crash
- The U.S. Justice Department is reportedly preparing to indict former Cuban President Raúl Castro over the 1996 shootdown of two civilian planes. - The indictment, if approved by a grand jury, would …
The Fallacy of the 'Tame Dog': Instincts and Responsibility
- A recent incident where a dog owner assaulted a building management member for reminding them to muzzle their dog highlights a dangerous societal trend. - The article argues that the notion of a dog…
Cannes Dares to Speak: Hollywood Accused of Blacklisting Pro-Palestinian Voices
- A Cannes Film Festival jury member publicly denounced Hollywood's alleged "blacklisting" of actors for expressing pro-Palestinian views. - British screenwriter Paul Laverty specifically cited Susan …
Béjaïa Province Gears Up for Baccalaureate Exams with Comprehensive Support
- Béjaïa province in Algeria is preparing to host 19,080 candidates for the 2026 baccalaureate exams, with 66 examination centers established. - Special arrangements are in place for 39 candidates wit…
Trump in Beijing: China's Mediation Ambitions Amid Iran Tensions
- China is cautiously pursuing mediation in the Iran-US conflict, viewing stability in the Strait of Hormuz as crucial for its energy and economic security. - Beijing sees Iran as a strategic partner …
Manal Gharbi: Andalusian Music Flows Through My Veins
- Algerian artist Manal Gharbi, known for her unique voice in Andalusian music, is set to perform in Algiers. - Gharbi also gained recognition for her role as Goucem in the Ramadan television series '…
Peugeot Unveils Future Concepts for China Market
- Peugeot has unveiled two concept vehicles, the Concept 6 sedan and Concept 8 SUV, at the Beijing Auto Show, signaling its ambitions in the Chinese market. - These concepts, developed under the Stell…
CAF Forms 'Pamoja' Committee to Oversee 2027 Africa Cup of Nations Preparations
- The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has established a supervisory committee named 'Pamoja' to coordinate preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. - This committee will oversee the jo…
Oran Province Strengthens Health Coverage with New Emergency Units
- Algeria's Oran province is strengthening its healthcare infrastructure with new emergency medical and surgical units. - Two new units are being finalized at hospitals in Arzew and Aïn El-Turck to im…
El Djeich Review: 'An Algeria Victorious That Imposes Its Presence By Its Own Will'
- The El Djeich review commemorated the 81st anniversary of the May 8, 1945 massacres, framing them as the spark for Algeria's revolution and highlighting national determination against colonial bruta…
Tizi Ouzou: Resurgence of Attacks on the Electrical Grid
- Tizi Ouzou recorded 28 cases of electrical network theft and other vandalism since the start of the year, impacting over 315 households. - A significant incident of aggression on an electrical infra…
Hantavirus: Algeria Prioritizes Long-Term Health Security
- Algeria's health authorities are implementing rigorous surveillance and prevention measures against the Hantavirus, coordinating with international bodies. - Despite a few international cases detect…
Frères Mentouri University - Constantine 1: Opening of the New 'American Corner'
- The Université Frères Mentouri – Constantine 1 inaugurated a new, larger "American Corner," now the biggest in Algeria. - This expanded space aims to enhance educational and cultural partnerships be…
Karim Khelfane, interim president of ANIE: "There is an enthusiasm from the youth for the elections"
- Algeria's interim election authority president, Karim Khelfane, urged high participation in the upcoming July 2 legislative elections. - He stated that all necessary conditions are in place for the …
Against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions: A long-term energy crisis looms
- Global oil prices have surpassed $100 per barrel amid receding hopes for a deal to end the war against Iran, raising supply concerns. - Analysts warn of a potential long-term crisis and prices neari…
Rising Liquefaction Costs Prompt GECF Call for Long-Term Gas Contracts
- The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market is entering a new phase characterized by persistently rising liquefaction costs. - This trend is expected to redefine the sector's balance, with an incr…
Plastic Price Surge: Consumers Caught in the Crossfire Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
- Global plastic markets are experiencing shockwaves due to the "Israeli-American war against Iran," leading to a near-total paralysis of petrochemical exports from the Gulf. - The blockade of the Str…
Algerian Basketball Cup Finals Moved Up to May 15
- The Algerian Football Federation (FABB) has moved the Algerian Cup finals for both men and women from May 16 to May 15. - The women's final will feature USM Alger against MC Alger at 2:45 PM, follow…
Political Animation and Renewal Ahead of July 2 Elections
- Preparations for the July 2 legislative elections are entering their operational phase with candidate candidacies closing on May 18. - Public interest and candidate mobilization suggest a significan…
Saint Augustine Encounters Yield Recommendations for Culture Center and Research
- Final recommendations were made at the Afro-Mediterranean Encounters of Thought dedicated to Saint Augustine. - Key proposals include establishing a "Madaure Center for Culture and Thought" and open…
Offshore Hydrocarbons: Algeria Spreads its Wings on the High Seas
- Algeria is aggressively pursuing offshore oil and gas exploration, unveiling a roadmap at an international conference in Algiers. - The country aims to attract global investors with an "ultra-attrac…
US Pastor: Trump Understands Bible Better Than Pope
- A US pastor, Robert Jeffress, stated that President Donald Trump understands the Bible better than Pope Francis. - This statement escalates a theological dispute between the White House and the Vati…
Hantavirus in Algeria: The Invisible Threat Beneath Our Feet
- Hantavirus, transmitted by rodents, poses a significant public health challenge in Algeria, capable of causing severe kidney complications. - The virus, particularly strains like Dobrava-Belgrade, c…
Stalemate in Negotiations: Trump Rejects Iranian Response, Strait of Hormuz Remains Tense
- President Trump rejected Iran's response to a peace proposal as "totally unacceptable," escalating tensions. - Iran's counter-proposal included an immediate ceasefire, lifting of US sanctions, and d…
Pr Hanène Djedi. Head of Service at the Center for Cancer Control (CLCC) Annaba: '40% of Cancers Are Preventable with a Healthy Diet'
- Professor Hanène Djedi, head of oncology at the Annaba Cancer Center (CLCC), emphasizes that 40% of cancers are preventable through healthy eating. - She advocates for a localized oncology approach,…
Dietary Supplements: Market Boom and Call for Strengthened Regulation
- The dietary supplement market in Algeria is experiencing rapid growth, driven by changing consumer habits and a focus on well-being and natural products. - Despite the market's economic potential, s…
African Investment Forum Opens in Algeria: Aiming to Strengthen Regional Economic Dynamism
- The 12th edition of the African Investment and Trade Forum has opened in Algeria, attracting international participation from economic actors, experts, and financial institutions. - The forum aims t…
Critical Raw Material Export Curbs Weaken Global Supply Chains, OECD Warns
- Export restrictions on critical raw materials have increased over the past 15 years, weakening global supply chains, according to the OECD. - These restrictions now affect a wider range of countries…
Portrait - Aït Arab Abdelhamid, An Exceptional Teacher
- Aït Arab Abdelhamid, an educator from Aït Abbas, Kabylie, is honored for his 45 years of dedicated service to education, receiving the National Order of Educational Merit in 2001. - He began his tea…
May 1945: Living and Civic Memory
- The article commemorates the 81st anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, contrasting the global celebration with the brutal massacres of Algerian civilians by the French colonial army on May 8, 1945.…
Port of Annaba Establishes Laboratory Network to Bolster Food Safety
- The Port of Annaba has launched a network of laboratories to control and analyze agri-food products, enhancing economic efficiency and public health. - This initiative, aligned with presidential dir…
Spain: Exhibition Highlights Sahrawi Suffering Under Moroccan Occupation
- An exhibition of photographs by Javier Iglesias in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, highlights the ongoing suffering of the Sahrawi people under Moroccan occupation. - The exhibition, titled "Sands an…
Bombardments, Famine, Rodents, Parasites: Gazans Alone Against All Misfortunes
- Residents of the Gaza Strip are facing dire living conditions due to the ongoing conflict, including famine, disease, and a lack of basic necessities. - The World Health Organization (WHO) has repor…
USMA Snatch Victory at the Last Second
- USM Alger secured a 1-0 victory over Zamalek SC in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup final. - Ahmed Khaldi scored the decisive goal from a penalty in stoppage time. - The win gives USMA a c…
Putin: 'The War is Nearing Its End'
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the conflict in Ukraine is nearing its end. - Putin criticized Western nations for their support of Kyiv and conditioned any meeting with Ukrainian Presi…
Norovirus Outbreak on Caribbean Princess Affects Around 100 Passengers
- The cruise ship Caribbean Princess is experiencing a norovirus outbreak, affecting approximately 100 passengers. - Passengers and crew exhibiting symptoms have been isolated, and disinfection protoc…
Algerian President Receives French Envoy Amid Cautious Diplomatic Thaw
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received a French delegation led by the Minister Delegate for Veterans, Alice Rufo. - The meeting, which included the French Ambassador to Algeria, Stéphane R…
Mostaganem: Fighting Urbanistic Anarchy with New Building Height Limits
- Mostaganem authorities are implementing new urban planning regulations to combat "urbanistic anarchy." - Building height in urban areas will be capped at R+5 (ground floor plus five stories). - This…
Poupiya Triumphs at Saïda Women's Film and Literature Festival, Clinching Golden Kholkhal
- Poupiya, a comedy by Yacine Bouaziz, won the top prize, the Golden Kholkhal, at the Saïda Film and Literature Festival for Women. - The announcement of the award at the closing ceremony generated im…
Rachid Koraïchi Lithograph Exhibition Opens at Algiers Fine Arts Museum for Heritage Month
- An exhibition of lithographs by artist Rachid Koraïchi opened at the Le Bronze Gallery in Algiers. - The exhibition, titled "Rachid Koraïchi .. The Paths of Elevation," coincides with the national H…
MC Alger Crowned 2025-2026 Ligue 1 Mobilis Champions After Third Consecutive Title
- MC Alger secured the Ligue 1 Mobilis football championship for the 2025-2026 season. - The title was clinched with a 1-1 draw at home against MB Rouissat on the final day of the season. - This marks…
Mauritanian Referee Dahane Beida Appointed for CAF Cup Final First Leg
- Mauritanian referee Dahane Beida will officiate the first leg of the CAF Cup final. - Being selected for this high-stakes match demonstrates significant trust from CAF's refereeing commission. - Thi…
Novo Nordisk Algeria Launches Webinar Series to Advance Diabetes Care for Health Professionals
- Novo Nordisk Algeria has launched a series of scientific webinars for healthcare professionals focused on diabetes management. - The "InsuliNN Web Séries" aims to foster dialogue and share expertise…
UFOs: Washington Opens Archives, Invites Americans to Form Their Own Opinion
- The Pentagon has begun releasing new files on "unidentified anomalous phenomena" (UAP), formerly known as UFOs. - This initiative, involving multiple US agencies, aims for maximum transparency, allo…
