Algeria's Women's Football Team Thrashes Central African Republic 8-0 in Olympic Qualifier
Algeria's women's football team dominates Central African Republic 8-0 in first leg of Olympic qualifier
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Algeria's women's football team dominates Central African Republic 8-0 in first leg of Olympic qualifier
Authorities in Ecuador and Europe have dismantled an international cocaine trafficking ring, seizing 42.5 tons of cocaine hidden in banana shipments.
Algerian police seize 3.9kg of processed cannabis and arrest suspect in Béchar.
Algerian Education Minister, Mohamed Séghir Saadawi, calls for greater harmony between family and school components to protect students from exploitation and maintain school calmness.
Sahrawi Ambassador to Algeria, Khatri Adouh, reaffirms the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination and independence, stressing that no solution to the Western Sahara conflict can be ...
Algeria's energy ministers participate in Riyadh Energy Week, highlighting the country's commitment to active presence in international energy forums.
Algeria's Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf attends 14th ministerial meeting of the African Union's 10-member committee on UN Security Council reform in Libya.
General Chanegriha emphasizes Algeria's role as a stability factor in its regional neighborhood.
Algerian archaeologists and students start excavations at the Mouns site in Setif, aiming to uncover historical data and enrich regional heritage studies.
115 veterinary doctors graduated from the University of Mentouri Brothers in Constantine, Algeria, on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
Union of Annaba coach Yacine Selatny urges caution, says it's too early to discuss promotion.
Algerian parent organizations urge families to be vigilant as social media calls for student strikes circulate.