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Flags of Arab League nations displayed at the convention center slated to host the Heads of State summit, in Algeria's capital Algiers

Algeria Hosts First Arab Summit Since Israel Normalisation Deals

Algeria hosts first Arab summit since Israel normalisation deals

Algeria's recent years of political turmoil have seen its foreign joint venture automobile factories close and cronies of its ousted president Abdelaziz Bouteflika end up behind bars

Cronies, Corruption: How Algeria's Auto Sector Hit The Wall

Cronies, corruption: How Algeria's auto sector hit the wall

Faltering oil demand could cut 70 percent of state revenues in Nigeria, the analysis found

Oil States Face $9 Tn Shortfall As Demand Falters: Analysis

Oil states face $9 tn shortfall as demand falters: analysis

On top of daily insecurity, Libya's economic crisis is further testing its people

Oil-rich Libya In Poverty After Decade Of Conflict

Oil-rich Libya in poverty after decade of conflict

Algerian-born Abdul Nacer Benbrika was sentenced to 15 years in jail in 2009 for leading an organisation that was committed to violent jihad and had discussed bomb and firearm attacks

Australia Extends Jailed Terrorist's Detention

Australia extends jailed terrorist's detention

The backpack and walking stick of French mountaineer Herve Gourdel, who was kidnapped and beheaded by jihadists in Algeria in 2014, sits on his coffin before it was flown to Paris, in this picture taken on January 26, 2015

Trial Over French Hiker's Murder To Open In Algeria

Trial over French hiker's murder to open in Algeria

Halima Mohamed, a resident who returned to the Libyan city of Tawergha, sits making traditional palm products

Peace In Troubled Libya Brings Back Traditional Weavers

Peace in troubled Libya brings back traditional weavers

Hefty Prison Terms Upheld For 2 Algeria Ex-PMs: Judicial Source

Hefty prison terms upheld for 2 Algeria ex-PMs: judicial source

Morocco launched a military operation on November 13 in the buffer zone of Guerguerat, in the extreme south of Western Sahara, to drive out a group of Saharawi militants who were blocking a transit route to neighbouring Mauritania

W. Sahara's Polisario Front Attacks Guerguerat Border Area

W. Sahara's Polisario Front attacks Guerguerat border area

(FILES) In this file photo taken in 1957, Algerian fighters from ALN (National Liberation Army), armed wing of the nationalist National Liberation Front of Algeria (FLN), take part in a military exercise.On January 20, 2021, French historian Benjamin Stor

Macron Urged To Set Up 'Truth Commission' On Abuses In Algeria

Macron urged to set up 'truth commission' on abuses in Algeria

The bitter legacy of the independence war still strains relations between the two countries

France's Reckoning With Colonial Past Reviewed In Algeria Report

France's reckoning with colonial past reviewed in Algeria report

Mohammed Moussaoui, president of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (second from left), with other Muslim leaders at the Elysee Palace in Paris on Monday.

Macron Hails French Muslim Charter Against Extremism

Macron hails French Muslim charter against extremism

President Emmanuel Macron had urged the French Council of the Muslim Faith to devise a 'charter of principles'

French Muslim Council Agrees Accord On 'Principles' Sought By Macron

French Muslim council agrees accord on 'principles' sought by Macron

Tebboune returned to Algeria on Tuesday after a two-month absence in Germany, where he received treatment for Covid-19, just in time to sign off on the 2021 budget

Algerian President Approves Budget With Gaping Deficit

Algerian president approves budget with gaping deficit

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted African economies in a number of ways

Covid-19 Takes Its Toll On African Economy

Covid-19 takes its toll on African economy

Border controls between African countries can be arduous -- red tape, tariffs and other hurdles are a major discouragement to trade, say experts

Long Way Before Africa's Single Market Moves At Full Steam

Long way before Africa's single market moves at full steam

Tunisian chef Taieb Bouhadra presents a traditional Tunisian lamb couscous dish at a restaurant in the capital Tunis

UNESCO Lists Couscous As Intangible World Heritage

UNESCO lists couscous as intangible world heritage

Facebook was still surprised to see two countries fighting head-on in a third region

Troll Crackdown Exposes France-Russia Rivalry In Africa

Troll crackdown exposes France-Russia rivalry in Africa

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Facebook shutdown two networks running multiple accounts that were linked to people associated with the Russian Internet Research Agency, and a third that had links to the French military

Facebook Closes Disinformation Accounts Linked To French Military

Facebook closes disinformation accounts linked to French military

People walk in a market street in Western Sahara's main city of Laayoune in November 2018

US Adopts Map Of Morocco That Includes Western Sahara

US adopts map of Morocco that includes Western Sahara

Map of Western Sahara

Morocco Savours W.Sahara Breakthrough In Israel Deal

Morocco savours W.Sahara breakthrough in Israel deal

Map of Western Sahara

Morocco Savours W.Sahara Breakthrough In Israel Deal

Morocco savours W.Sahara breakthrough in Israel deal

This combination of file pictures created on December 10, 2020 shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L), US President Donald Trump (C), and Morocco's King Mohammed VI

Morocco Normalizes Ties With Israel And Wins Trump Nod On Sahara Dispute

Morocco normalizes ties with Israel and wins Trump nod on Sahara dispute

The Indian government's actions were highlighted as of particular concern

Pandemic Putting Democracy Under Threat: Study

Pandemic putting democracy under threat: study

Yemeni women from a poor family prepare food for cooking as other girls wash clothes in a shack in the Red Sea port city of Hodeida in January 2019

Yemeni Woman Who Trudged Through Deserts To Reach UK Wants To Rescue Children From Homeland

For the first time, the 29-year-old Yemeni woman spoke about her long and difficult journey to the U.K.

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Conceived as a paradise for coders, 1337 offers project-based training on programming, innovation and building IT systems

Moroccan Geeks Flock To 'Paradise For Hackers'

Protests in Algeria, Sudan, Lebanon and Iraq last year showed the spirit of the Arab Spring uprisings is still alive

'The Arab Spring Did Not Die': A Second Wave Of Mideast Protests

A handout picture published by the Royal Moroccan Army Facebook page on November 13, 2020, shows tents used by the Polisario Front ablaze near the Mauritanian border in Guerguerat after a military operation by Morocco

Traffic Resumes At Truck Stop That Sparked WSahara Tensions

The UN-patrolled ceasefire line in Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony disputed by Morocco and the pro-independence Polisario Front, runs deep inside the sparsely populated desert interior

Polisario Says W.Sahara Ceasefire Over As Rabat Launches Operation

(FILES) In this file photo uniformed soldiers of the pro-independence Polisario Front of the disputed Western Sahara stand before a Sahrawi flag flying at the Boujdour refugee camp near the town of Tindouf in Western Algeria; the territory's ceasefire has

Western Sahara: War Looms In Africa's Contested Desert Land

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