Algerian Military Cracks Down on Terrorism and Smuggling
Algerian army conducts operations against terrorism and organized crime
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Algerian army conducts operations against terrorism and organized crime
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has made partial changes to the ranks of walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of provinces.
Algerian Gendarmerie in Tizi Ouzou reports 1,938 criminal cases in 2019, 25 networks dismantled, and 1,380 people arrested.
Algerian football club JS Kabylie resumes training ahead of ESS match, while laying foundation for new youth training center.
Algerian lawmakers to discuss penal code amendments and military justice law
Algerian army chief Ahmed Gaïd-Salah dies of heart attack at 80
Algeria's government takes measures to ensure food security and advance infrastructure projects.
Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Kabylie to demand change in Algeria's political system on the one-year anniversary of the Hirak movement.
Algerian politician Ali Laskri delivers a speech in Boghni, emphasizing the need for democratic transition and human rights.
Mouloud Lounaouci discusses the significance of the 1980 Berber Spring and its relevance to the 2019 Algerian protests at a conference in Aïn El Hammam.
Construction of Germany's first independent Islamic cemetery has begun in the city of Wuppertal, marking a significant milestone in the country's Muslim community.
Israeli settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem under heavy police protection, performing Talmudic rituals and prayers.