Thousands Rally in Tizi Ouzou for 27th Consecutive Friday
Algerian protesters mark 27th week of demonstrations in Tizi Ouzou, calling for change and rejecting dialogue with government panel.
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Algerian protesters mark 27th week of demonstrations in Tizi Ouzou, calling for change and rejecting dialogue with government panel.
The trial of former Algerian Football Federation presidents Kheireddine Zetchi, Charaf-Eddine Amara, and Djahid Zefizef has been postponed to October 13 due to the absence of a lawyer.
Algerian authorities and local officials clash over a major power station project in Béjaïa province.
Algeria's Himayatec organization urges government to take proactive measures to regulate market and stabilize prices of essential goods
Algerian pastries have secured three spots in the top 20 global ranking by TasteAtlas, with Makrout El Louz taking the top spot as the world's best almond pastry.
Djezzy and Algeria's APS launch Daily Brief, a service providing businesses with daily summaries of key news.
The second edition of the International Industry Salon will take place in Sétif, Algeria, from October 7-10, featuring industrial and commercial enterprises from Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt.
Mass protests sweep across Morocco as citizens demand social and economic reforms, amid a backdrop of rising social unrest and an unprecedented trust crisis following recent elections.
Top US officials and tech leaders met to discuss AI regulation, amid concerns over safety and competitiveness.
Thousands of French public sector workers protest over wages and resources
Algeria's national football team drew 2-2 with Burundi in their second Africa Cup of Nations qualifier match.
APS and Djezzy introduce Daily Brief, a service providing clients with daily summaries of key news via SMS and digital channels.