This week in Algeria
Algeria's diplomatic engagement was a key focus this week, with National Assembly Speaker Ibrahim Boughali meeting Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko to strengthen strategic partnership and new agreements signed with Qatar on anti-corruption. The country also actively pursued regional stability, uniting with Egypt and Tunisia to push for peace in Libya and advancing the Trans-Saharan Road Project in Chad. Domestically, President Tebboune extended Eid al-Adha greetings, which was declared a public holiday, and the ANP demonstrated its strike force with the "EL AAHD 2026" military exercise.
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.
Saidal Strengthens University Ties with Two New Agreements in Tipasa
- Algerian pharmaceutical group Saidal signed two partnership agreements with the University of Tipasa and the National Higher Veterinary School. - These collaborations aim to strengthen scientific ti…
Algerian Football Federation to meet Saturday
- The Algerian Football Federation's federal office will meet on Saturday. - The agenda includes evaluating the national team's performance in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. - Discussions will also co…
Trump revives Greenland ambitions, threatens U.S. troop withdrawal from Europe
- U.S. President Donald Trump revived his interest in acquiring Greenland, a Danish territory. - Trump threatened to withdraw U.S. troops from Europe if the continent opposes his territorial ambitions…
NATO Summit in Ankara: Billions in arms deals to appease a critical Trump
- NATO leaders unveiled tens of billions of dollars in arms deals at a summit in Ankara, attempting to appease U.S. President Donald Trump's demands on military spending. - Trump expressed disappointm…
Brazil Fears U.S. Military Intervention After Cartels Labeled Terrorists
- Brazil's government fears potential U.S. military intervention after American cartels were designated as terrorist organizations. - The designation by the U.S. could lead Washington to use force on …
Algeria expands vocational training with new facilities and spots
- Algeria's Boumerdès Institute of Professional Training will add 700 new beds, increasing its capacity to over 1,000. - The project, costing nearly 500 million dinars, is set to begin next year and a…
Netanyahu Secretly Asks Trump to Curb Erdoğan Ahead of NATO Summit
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked U.S. President Donald Trump to curb Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and halt significant arms sales to Ankara. - The request, made before a…
Spain edges Portugal in dramatic late win to advance in Copa America
- Spain defeated Portugal 1-0 in a dramatic match at the Copa America, with Mikel Merino scoring the winning goal in the 90th minute. - The intense game saw both teams create chances, with Spain's Oya…
Wildfire Engulfs Pyrénées, Forcing 10,000 Evacuations on Franco-Spanish Border
- Over 10,000 people have been evacuated due to a massive wildfire near the Franco-Spanish border in the Pyrénées-Orientales region. - Violent winds are fanning the flames, which have already consumed…
World Cup 2026: Tactical analysis meets racial stereotypes
- Belgium's coach's remarks about Senegal's team have reignited a debate on racial stereotypes in media coverage of Black athletes. - Sociologists and observers criticize the persistence of colonial-e…
FIFA rejects Belgium's protest over Balogun's eligibility; Trump calls decision 'brilliant'
- FIFA rejected Belgium's protest regarding the eligibility of American player Folarin Balogun, who was previously suspended. - The decision allows Balogun to play in the upcoming match, despite prote…
Algerian legislative elections: FLN solidifies dominance amid low turnout
- Algeria's legislative elections on July 2 resulted in the National Liberation Front (FLN) consolidating its dominance, securing 90 seats. - The National Rally for Democracy (RND) came in second with…
The 'Mamdani wave': NYC Mayor's rise fuels anti-Zionist movement in U.S.
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is gaining prominence for his strong pro-Palestinian stance and opposition to U.S. military aid to Israel. - Mamdani recently secured a significant victory in the …
Albert Camus archives join National Library of France collections
- The literary archives of Albert Camus have been integrated into the collections of the National Library of France (BnF). - This extensive collection includes approximately 250 boxes, representing 50…
ICC alters rules for prosecutor's dismissal amid US pressure
- The International Criminal Court (ICC) has altered its internal voting procedures regarding the potential dismissal of its chief prosecutor, Karim Khan. - These changes, revealed by Middle East Eye,…
Boufarik's century-old bathhouse declared a historical heritage site
- A century-old public bathhouse in Boufarik, Blida province, has been officially recognized as a historical monument. - The bathhouse, originally a tobacco shop, was converted into a public shower in…
Global food prices dip slightly in June, but El Niño poses harvest risks
- Global food commodity prices saw a slight decrease in June, mainly due to falling cereal, dairy, and sugar prices. - However, the FAO warns of increasing risks to harvests from the El Niño phenomeno…
They'll need a bigger longship: Haaland's Norway sends Brazil home
- Norway achieved a historic feat by reaching the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time, defeating Brazil 2-1. - Erling Haaland scored twice in the final eleven minutes, securing the win and brin…
FIFA's Controversial Decision on Balogun Sparks Outrage After Trump Call
- FIFA has suspended a red card suspension for U.S. player Folarin Balogun, allowing him to play against Belgium in the World Cup. - The decision followed an unprecedented phone call from U.S. Preside…
Algeria hailed as "next frontier" for North African investment by USA Today
- USA Today has highlighted Algeria as the "next frontier" for investment in North Africa, citing its economic potential and ongoing reforms. - The report emphasizes Algeria's strategic position as an…
Flamingo Revolution: Environmental protests shake Albanian government
- Tens of thousands protested in Tirana, Albania, against a luxury tourism project involving associates of Donald Trump. - The "Flamingo Revolution" has evolved from an environmental protest into a na…
Trump 'shocked' by Iranian mourning for Khamenei, questions sincerity
- Donald Trump expressed surprise at the public's emotional response to Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral. - He questioned the sincerity of the mourning, suggesting "fake tears." - A temporary pause in hos…
Developing countries need $310-365 billion annually for climate adaptation, but funding is declining
- Developing nations require $310 to $365 billion annually for climate change adaptation, but receive only a fraction of this amount. - Funding for adaptation is decreasing due to aid cuts by wealthy …
Algeria inaugurates first national digital services center
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune inaugurated the National Center for Digital Services in Mohammadia, Algiers. - The center is the first of its kind in Algeria, designed to host national data …
Pedro Sánchez to Visit Algiers July 20 to Seal Madrid-Algiers Relations
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is scheduled for a one-day official visit to Algeria on July 20. - He will meet with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to solidify bilateral relations. - T…
Mbappé Rescues France from Paraguayan Trap, Sending Les Bleus to Quarterfinals
- Kylian Mbappé scored a 70th-minute penalty, securing a 1-0 victory for France against a tenacious Paraguay in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. - The win avoided a fate similar to Germany and Argent…
Karim Belhocine Appointed New Head Coach of JS Kabylie; Club Secures Five New Signings
- Karim Belhocine has been appointed as the new head coach of JS Kabylie, a club in Algeria's Ligue 1 Mobilis. - The club announced his arrival on social media, highlighting his experience in European…
Algerian Army Chief Highlights Operational Gains, Urges Continued Vigilance
- Algerian Army Chief of Staff Saïd Chanegriha highlighted the military's operational performance in a message to personnel. - He emphasized vigilance against security challenges and the need to conso…
Algerian Miners' Descendants in Belgium Keep Memory of Labor and Revolution Alive
- Descendants of Algerian miners in Belgium are preserving the memory of their fathers' and grandfathers' difficult work. - These miners contributed to Belgium's industrial revolution and supported Al…
Algeria's Long Resistance: A Legacy of Defiance Leading to Independence
- Algeria's 1962 independence was the culmination of 132 years of continuous insurrectionary, armed, and political struggle. - National consciousness in colonized regions develops from a long accumula…
Algeria Celebrates 64 Years of Independence, Honoring Martyrs' Sacrifices
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune addressed the nation on the 64th anniversary of Independence Day. - He honored the sacrifices of Algerians during the long struggle for independence from colo…
Alger honors its officers ahead of 64th independence anniversary
- Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a ceremony promoting and decorating officers of the National People's Army. - The event, held at the People's Palace in Algiers, preceded the 6…
Under a deluge of drones, Sudanese city El Obeid fears new massacre
- The Sudanese city of El Obeid is experiencing an unprecedented intensity of drone attacks, raising fears of a massacre similar to El Fasher. - Attacks in June targeted civilian infrastructure, inclu…
Pope Leo XIV Visits Lampedusa: A Pilgrimage of Memory and Hope for Migrants
- Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa on the 250th anniversary of American independence. - The visit marked a pilgrimage of remembrance and hope for migrants, echoing Pope Francis's 2013 visit. - He paid t…
Strait of Hormuz: Tehran warns Paris and London against military deployment
- Iran warned France and the United Kingdom against any military deployment in the Strait of Hormuz. - Tehran stated that the strategic waterway should not become a "theater of military demonstration …
Germany: Thousands Block AfD Congress Amid Electoral Earthquake Fears
- Thousands of protesters blocked roads in Erfurt, Germany, to demonstrate against the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's congress. - The AfD, a nationalist party, is gaining traction in polls and …
Wildfire Rages in Catalonia, Forcing Evacuations and Threatening Thousands of Hectares
- A massive wildfire, described as a sixth-generation fire, is raging in Catalonia, Spain, threatening thousands of hectares and forcing nearly 10,000 residents to shelter in place. - Firefighters are…
Cape Verde threatens surprise before Argentina breaks hearts in an anthology match
- Argentina narrowly defeated Cape Verde 2-1 after extra time in a tense World Cup match. - Captain Lionel Messi scored the opening goal, but Cape Verde equalized, highlighting Argentina's reliance on…
Algeria Legislative Elections: Provisional Turnout at 20.79%
- Algeria's legislative elections on July 2 saw a provisional voter turnout of 20.79% nationally. - The turnout for Algerians abroad was even lower, at 10.67%. - These figures indicate a low voter mob…
Algerian President Tebboune: 'The era of quotas is over,' popular will respected
- Algerian President Tebboune stressed the importance of respecting the popular will in elections, declaring the "era of quotas is over." - He affirmed that electoral processes have continuously impro…
Algeria's Election Crisis: Record Low Turnout Signals Party Failure
- Algeria's legislative election on July 2, 2026, saw a provisional national turnout of only 20.79%. - This low participation rate is significantly lower than in previous Algerian elections, where suc…
Boumerdès election results: Nine lists secure seats, few clear winners
- Nine out of thirteen lists, including three independent ones, secured seats in Boumerdès during the elections. - The distribution of the nine parliamentary seats saw few major winners and no clear v…
The return of the Fujimori dynasty: Keiko proclaimed Peru's president after nail-biting election
- Keiko Fujimori has been officially declared the winner of Peru's presidential election after a closely contested runoff. - She secured victory with 50.135% of the vote, narrowly defeating leftist ca…
Egypt makes history with first World Cup knockout berth after beating Australia on penalties
- Egypt secured its first-ever spot in the World Cup knockout stage by defeating Australia in a penalty shootout. - The match was a dramatic contest, with Egypt initially leading through Emam Ashour, …
Italy's Unemployment Rate Hits Record Low of 5%, But Nuances Emerge
- Italy's unemployment rate fell to a historic low of 5% in May, down from 5.1% in April. - This rate is below the European Union average of 5.9% and the Eurozone average of 6.2%. - Despite the fallin…
Spain Rediscovers Champion Football, Thrashing Austria in Los Angeles
- Spain's national football team delivered its best performance of the 2026 World Cup, defeating Austria 3-0 in the Round of 16. - Mikel Oyarzabal scored twice, and Pedro Porro added a third goal in t…
Calm vote: Police secure legislative elections in Algiers
- Algerian police deployed a significant security operation across Algiers for the legislative elections on July 2. - Over 24.7 million voters were eligible to elect 407 deputies across 77 constituenc…
Chinese humanoid robots pass six-day factory challenge
- Chinese humanoid robots completed a six-day continuous work marathon in a real factory in Nanchang, China. - The robots performed quality inspection and handled electronic components, achieving a ne…
New BMW X5: It runs on 4 fuels
- BMW is launching a new generation of its X5 SUV with a focus on technological innovation. - The new X5 will offer five different energy sources: gasoline, diesel, plug-in hybrid, electric, and hydro…
Air France announces expanded services and free Wi-Fi for summer 2026
- Air France is adjusting its flight schedule for Algerian destinations for summer 2026, increasing frequencies to Algiers and maintaining service to Oran. - The airline is expanding free high-speed W…
Americans' Global View in 2026: Loved Allies, Rejected Enemies, and a Redrawing World Order
- A recent Gallup poll conducted in February 2026 reveals American perceptions of foreign nations. - Traditional alliances remain strong in the minds of Americans, but new fractures are appearing. - T…
Novelist Arezki Mousli discusses geopolitical fiction and dramatic themes at Algiers bookstore
- Author Arezki Mousli presented his novel "De Vaulx-en-Velin à In Amenas" in Algiers, detailing a true story of a young man's radicalization and rescue. The novel explores themes of identity, religio…
French prosecutor seeks release of detained Algerian consular agent
- The French public prosecutor's office requested the release of an Algerian consular agent detained in France since April 2024. - This marks a shift in the prosecutor's stance, which had previously o…
Kylian Mbappé scores twice as France dominates Sweden
- Kylian Mbappé scored two goals, leading France to a dominant victory over Sweden and closer to a third consecutive World Cup final. - Michael Olise provided crucial assists and nearly scored a goal …
Haaland the savior: Norway snatches ticket to Round of 16 and awaits Brazil
- Erling Haaland scored a late goal to give Norway a 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast, securing their place in the knockout stage. - The win justifies coach Ståle Solbakken's controversial decision to res…
Algeria and Norway Tighten Energy Partnership
- Algeria and Norway are strengthening their energy partnership, with Sonatrach and Equinor at the forefront. - Algerian Minister of State for Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, met with Norwegian Vice Mini…
Venezuela: Seismic aftershock revives terror, death toll climbs to 1,719
- A magnitude 4.6 seismic aftershock struck northern Venezuela on Monday, causing renewed panic among residents still reeling from devastating earthquakes earlier in the week. - The aftershock hit nea…
Atlantis Hotels Named Best Hotel Brand in Algeria for 2026
- Atlantis Hotels has been recognized as the Best Hotel Brand in Algeria for 2026 by the Luxury Lifestyle Awards. - The Algerian hotel group, part of the Soummam dairy giant, is accelerating its expan…
2026 World Cup: Messi, Mbappé… Who will win the Ballon d'Or?
- Lionel Messi, at 39, is defying age and setting new records in the 2026 World Cup, positioning himself as a top contender for the Ballon d'Or. - Kylian Mbappé is also a strong candidate, showcasing …
Focus on Endometriosis: A Complex and Underestimated Disease
- Endometriosis, a chronic inflammatory condition, affects millions of women and significantly impacts their quality of life, career, and psychological well-being. - The disease involves endometrial-l…
Ibrahim Maza, king of the dribble at the 2026 World Cup: the Algerian revelation shaking up defenses
- Algerian midfielder Ibrahim Maza has emerged as a standout player at the 2026 World Cup. - At 20 years old, he leads the tournament in dribbling, surpassing notable players like Lamine Yamal and Jam…
Strait of Hormuz: Washington and Tehran agree to fragile ceasefire and will meet Tuesday in Doha
- The United States and Iran have agreed to a fragile ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz following recent hostilities. - Both nations will meet in Doha on Tuesday to de-escalate the crisis, with talks …
The Odyssey: The Most Anticipated Blockbuster of 2026 Is Also the Most Contested
- Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'The Odyssey,' a $250 million adaptation of Homer's epic, is set for a 2026 release. - Starring Matt Damon as Odysseus and Zendaya as Athena, the film faces controv…
A cinematic summer in Algeria sees record crowds
- Algeria's cinemas are experiencing an unprecedented boom in attendance during the 2026 summer, coinciding with the FIFA World Cup. - This surge follows the historic success of the film "Michael," wh…
Saudi Aramco Helicopter Crashes in Ras Tanura, Killing 14
- An Aramco helicopter crashed in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia, killing all 14 people on board. - The incident occurred near the world's largest oil terminal, a strategic hub in the Persian Gulf. - This c…
Diaspora scientists: Algeria institutionalizes the return of its brains
- Algeria establishes a High Council for the National Scientific Community Abroad to institutionalize the return of its skilled diaspora. - President Tebboune aims to leverage the country's brain drai…
British study links infant screen time to lasting developmental harm
- A comprehensive British study links screen exposure before age two to lasting negative effects on child health and development. - Researchers warn of a public policy blind spot regarding infant scre…
Europe Reels Under Record Heatwave; Dozens Dead as Climate Change Fuels Extreme Temperatures
- Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave with record-breaking temperatures, exacerbated by human-caused climate change. - The 'Omega block' weather phenomenon is trapping heat across the continent, …
Trump's 'Patriot Passport': When a president inserts himself into the American travel document
- Donald Trump unveiled a limited-edition "Patriot Passport" featuring his likeness, coinciding with the U.S. 250th Independence Day celebrations. - The passport design includes Trump's portrait super…
Algeria and China Tighten Ranks for Next-Generation Mining Partnership
- Algeria and China are strengthening their strategic partnership in the mining sector. - The two countries aim to expand cooperation in geology, engineer training, and industrial investments. - This …
Algeria reviews one year of its anti-drug strategy
- Algeria marked the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking by reviewing its national strategy for 2025-2029. - Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb highlighted the drug trade as a threat …
VAR denies Iran a dream World Cup victory against Egypt
- Iran's hopes of advancing in the 2026 World Cup were dashed by a late VAR-disallowed goal against Egypt. - The team finished third in Group G with three draws, awaiting results to see if they qualif…
Algerian election candidates adopt pragmatic tone, focus on citizen issues
- Algerian election candidates are adopting a pragmatic approach, focusing on citizen concerns and demonstrating a willingness to listen during the final days of the campaign. - Candidates are address…
Algeria Accelerates Telecom Network Modernization
- Algeria's mobile internet performance has improved, ranking 64th globally, with Algiers among the top 50 cities for connection speeds. - To handle increased demand during the holidays, over 300 radi…
At Algiers International Fair, Samsung emphasizes local production and industrial development
- Samsung Electronics is participating in the 57th Algiers International Fair (FIA), showcasing its electronic and home appliance products. - The company highlights its local production partnerships i…
Algerian association El Mouahidia receives UNESCO accreditation for cultural heritage efforts
- The association El Mouahidia in Tlemcen, Algeria, has received international accreditation from UNESCO for its work in safeguarding intangible cultural heritage. - This distinction recognizes the as…
EU methane emission rules pose challenge for energy suppliers, prompt calls for delay
- A new EU regulation, effective August 2024, mandates that hydrocarbon importers prove their products meet EU standards on methane emissions starting in 2027. - The regulation requires Monitoring, Re…
Washington Reassesses Middle East Military Presence After Iranian Attacks on Bases
- Iran's missile and drone attacks caused significant damage to the U.S. Navy's primary base in Bahrain, Naval Support Activity Bahrain, between February and June. - A Wall Street Journal investigatio…
Senegal Crushes Iraq 5-0 in World Cup Thriller, Sets African Record
- Senegal secured a decisive 5-0 victory over Iraq in their 2026 World Cup match, keeping their hopes of advancing alive. - The win marked Senegal's first-ever five-goal performance in a single World …
Burkina Faso Cuts Ties with France: Ouagadougou Severs Diplomatic Relations
- Burkina Faso has officially severed all diplomatic ties with France, effective immediately. - The government cited a lack of conditions for mutual respect and non-interference as reasons for the rup…
Strait of Hormuz Tense: Trump Accuses Iran of Ceasefire Violation After Drone Strikes on Ships
- Former US President Donald Trump accused Iran of violating a ceasefire agreement after drones attacked merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz. - At least four Iranian drones targeted ships, with one…
Israeli Military Tried to Eliminate Gilad Shalit and Captors Before Abduction, Documents Show
- Declassified Israeli military documents reveal an attempt to eliminate Gilad Shalit and his captors before his abduction. - The operation occurred near the Kerem Shalom crossing 20 years ago. - The …
Algeria Prepares for Summer Without Network Outages, Aims for 3,000 New Coverage Areas
- Algeria's Minister of Post and Telecommunications met with operators and regulators to prepare for summer network overload. - The country plans to freeze maintenance operations during the election p…
US Supreme Court Eases Border Agent Powers Over Returning Green Card Holders
- The U.S. Supreme Court has lowered the threshold for border agents to subject green card holders to enhanced admission procedures. - This decision, a 6-3 ruling, significantly impacts the roughly 13…
Hamid Tahri's Chronicle / World Cup of Unusual Facts (Part 2)
- Former France football coach Michel Hidalgo and his wife were attacked by two armed men near Bordeaux, but Hidalgo managed to disarm one attacker. - The assailants fled when a truck arrived, and the…
Decisive Group Stage Days Begin: Final Standings Key for Round of 16 Matches
- The final group stage matches are underway, with seven countries already qualified for the Round of 16 and five eliminated from the World Cup. - Intense competition is expected in groups B, F, G, I,…
Sonatrach General Meeting: Progress of Major Structuring Projects on the Agenda
- Sonatrach held its ordinary general meeting on June 23 to review its 2025 financial performance and approve consolidated accounts. - The meeting also assessed Sonatrach's achievements across the hyd…
Electricity Consumption: Sonelgaz Anticipates Summer Peak
- Sonelgaz anticipates a 3.5% increase in electricity consumption this summer, potentially rising to 7% during heatwaves, due to increased customer numbers and economic activity. - Air conditioning no…
The Great Saga of the Round Ball: The Pioneers' Era, When the Game Was Rebellion
- Football's origins lie in the chaotic, often forbidden folk games of medieval Europe, particularly the French
Thousands of Sailors Evacuated from Strait of Hormuz After US-Iran Peace Deal
- Over 11,000 sailors, previously trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, are beginning their evacuation following a peace agreement between the US and Iran. - The International Maritime Organization (IMO) c…
Israeli-Lebanese Talks in Washington Stall Over Tel Aviv's Obstinacy: Fear of Negotiations Derailment Looms
- Israeli-Lebanese ceasefire talks in Washington are nearing their end amid precarious calm, with a full Israeli withdrawal from South Lebanon being the main point of contention. - The negotiations, i…
For a Global Investment of 125 Billion Dinars: The Tire Sector Structures Itself for 2027
- Algeria is launching four major projects to develop its domestic tire industry, with a total investment of 125 billion dinars. - These projects aim to significantly increase national tire production…
Uzbek Referee Tantashev to Officiate Algeria vs. Austria World Cup Qualifier
- Uzbek referee Ilgiz Tantashev will officiate the Algeria vs. Austria match in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. - This will be Tantashev's second World Cup match, having previously officiated Scotland …
Double Quake Devastates Venezuela, Death Toll Expected to Soar
- Two powerful earthquakes, magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026, causing widespread building collapses. - The quakes have resulted in at least 32 confirmed deaths and over 700 in…
Biometric Passport Renewal Now Possible Remotely for Algerians Abroad
- Algerians living abroad can now apply to renew their biometric passports remotely. - This new digital service aims to modernize public services and improve administrative processes. - The initiative…
Bill Gates admits extramarital affairs, says Epstein tried blackmail
- Bill Gates admitted to having extramarital affairs with three women and acknowledged his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was a mistake. - Gates stated Epstein attempted to exploit private informat…
Algeria's 2026 International Fair Showcases Offensive Economic Diplomacy
- Algeria is showcasing its economic diplomacy at the 57th International Fair of Algiers, with a focus on openness, partnership, and industrial upgrading. - President Abdelmadjid Tebboune inaugurated …
US, Iran clash over nuclear, assets as fragile truce holds
- The United States and Iran have reached a fragile agreement to end a war, but deep disagreements persist over nuclear issues and frozen assets. - Washington claims Iran has accepted unlimited nuclea…
Algeria Charts Digital, Rail, and Heritage Course Under Tebboune
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune chaired a Council of Ministers focused on strategic digital, transport, scientific research, and heritage dossiers. - The meeting celebrated Algeria's exit fr…
Gold Rebounds Despite Fed Pressure, Fueled by Geopolitical Easing
- Gold prices rebounded, recovering some losses as geopolitical tensions eased, particularly between Iran and the United States. - Discussions between Iran and the U.S. reportedly made satisfactory pr…