Western Sahara Protests Continue as People Reiterate Right to Self-Determination and Independence
Hundreds of Sahrawis protest in refugee camp, reaffirming commitment to self-determination and independence.
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Hundreds of Sahrawis protest in refugee camp, reaffirming commitment to self-determination and independence.
Thousands protest in Western Sahara against US project they say undermines international law and their right to self-determination.
Israeli forces arrest 110 Palestinians, including children and women, in El-Khalil, while settlers launch attacks on farmers and infrastructure.
Algerian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamal Baddari, releases a book titled "Journal 2019-2022: Exploring Contemporary Challenges"
Algeria marks 72 years since the start of the November Revolution, a pivotal moment in the country's struggle for independence.
Algeria hosts international book fair, bringing together book lovers, writers, and intellectuals
Algerian international Rayan Aït-Nouri on radar of two top English clubs
Several national secretaries of Algeria's Socialist Forces Front have resigned, citing violations of party statutes by the leadership.
Algeria hosts tripartite ministerial meeting with Tunisia and Egypt to discuss Libyan crisis
Algeria's Prime Minister, Sief Greb, arrived in Moscow to participate in the Russia-Africa summit, aiming to strengthen ties between Russia and African nations.
Algerian police dismantle corruption ring, arrest 25, recover 23 billion centimes
Researchers examine effects of screen time and blue light on young children's sleep and brain development