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Algeria and ICMPD Strengthen Cooperation in the Mediterranean Region
Michael Spindelegger, Director General of ICMPD, and his deputy Sedef Dearing met with Rachid Meddah, Director General of the Migration Department at the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad. The talks focused on the...

Algerian-Spanish Relations Warm as PM Arabawi Attends Global Development Summit in Seville
Watan-In a sign of a positive shift in relations after a deep diplomatic crisis, Algerian Prime Minister Nadir Arabawi traveled to the Spanish city of Seville to participate in the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development,...

Sugar Beet : Egypt and Algeria Take the Lead, Tunisia Faces a Strategic Opportunity
Amid global agricultural market tensions and soaring prices, Egypt and Algeria have embarked on a strategic shift: massively expanding sugar beet cultivation to reduce their dependence on imports. The objective: achieve food self-sufficiency in...
Chelsea boss Maresca proud as they beat Benfica and weather at Club World Cup
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca was proud of his team after they beat Benfica in extraordinary, weather-disrupted circumstances to reach the Club World Cup quarter-finals. The Blues eventually emerged as 4-1 winners after extra-time in a last-16 tie...

Oman's pavilion showcases cultural identity at Algiers Intl Fair
ALGIERS: The Sultanate of Oman's pavilion at the 56th Algiers International Fair (where Oman serves as a Guest of Honour) stands out for its stunning design and features exhibiting Oman's economic and cultural identity; and a broad range of unique...

Algeria seeks to defuse diplomatic crisis with France
On the eve of the 63rd anniversary of Algeria's independence, the Algerian Consulate in Nanterre has indirectly communicated, according to Al Arab, its intentions to calm the diplomatic crisis with France. The festivities will last from 1 to 6...

Climate Facts: Global carbon emissions to peak by 2025, study finds
The complexities of climate change and its associated jargon can prove difficult to digest. TheCable’s quick climate facts will help demystify these concepts through easy-to-understand and straight-to-the-point explanations. Here are some to keep...

Global Warming Could be Driving up Women’s Cancer Risk
Scientists investigating the impact of climate change on women’s health have found that increased heat is linked to an increase in rates of breast, ovarian, uterine and cervical cancers. They looked at 17 countries in the Middle East and North...

Why was Abir Moussi moved to a remote prison in Tunisia?
Abir Moussi was moved to a remote prison in Tunisia as part of a broader effort by the government to isolate and repress prominent opposition figures. Her transfer followed her sentencing to two years in prison on June 12, 2025, for publicly...

‘Africa must stop importation of used vehicles, boost local production’
Director, Trade Facilitation and Investment Promotion, Afreximbank, Dr. Gainmore Zanamwe has said the continent must ensure it stops being a dumping ground for vehicles from Europe and America, while encouraging the improvement of local production...

Morocco Steps Up Efforts in Battle Against Cultural Property Trafficking
Berlin — Morocco has taken decisive action to confront the illegal trade of cultural property. The announcement came Monday in Rabat, where Minister of Youth, Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid, opened the work of an international conference dedicated to the...

Su-34 Fullback: The Ultimate Guide to Russia’s Fighter-Bomber
The Sukhoi Su-34 Fullback: Anatomy of Russia’s Fighter-Bomber Introduction – A Cold War Platypus in a 21st Century World The Sukhoi Su-34, known to NATO as the “Fullback,” is an aircraft of inherent contradictions. Officially entering service with...
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Brics Rio Summit: A defining moment ahead in the bloc’s evolution
Brics, a significant plurilateral grouping of emerging and developing economies, is undergoing an important transition. This began on the road to the Johannesburg Summit (2023) and progressed well at the Kazan Summit (2024). If the process of...

Africa’s trade stunted by poor market intelligence – Afreximbank
The African Export-Import Bank has warned that Africa’s failure to trade effectively within itself stems largely from poor market intelligence, weak connectivity, and the absence of structured trade platforms. The Executive Vice President,...

What to know about Europe’s early hot summer, sweltering under a heat dome from Africa
In the French Alps, a new June record was set when the freezing 0C line rose to 5135m above sea level. The significant early season temperatures are an ominous sign of what’s still to come for the bulk of the hot season - the rise in temperatures...

Is it safe to travel to Tunisia? Your rights amid ongoing conflict in Middle East
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Algerian President inaugurates Oman's pavilion at Algiers International Fair
Algiers: President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria inaugurated the Sultanate of Oman's pavilion as guest of honour at the 56th Algiers International Fair on Monday evening. The fair, which runs until 28 June, is...

Oman participates in Arab forum for equality in Algeria
Algiers: The Sultanate of Oman participated on Wednesday in the Fourth Arab Forum for Equality “Dialogue and Solutions” 2025, organised by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) in the People’s Democratic...

Reconstruction and recovery capturing subaltern Voices (Book...
"Capturing Subaltern Voices" by Linje Manyozo under Reconstruction and Rediscovery is a critical exploration of how marginalized and oppressed communities often silenced within dominant development discourses can reclaim agency and articulate...

Brutal Heatwave Scorches Algeria as Temperatures Break 40°C
Algeria is experiencing an intense heatwave on Wednesday, June 25, as a powerful heat dome settles over the Mediterranean basin. Affected regions include the north and inland areas, with temperatures expected to surpass 40°C (104°F). The National...