SAA launches cyber insurance product

Société Nationale d’Assurance (SAA) has launched a new policy in the Algerian market aimed at protecting businesses from cyber risks. This solution is specifically designed to shield local economic stakeholders from the increasing frequency of...

Pharma Investment to establish manufacturing facility at SOHAR Freezone

SOHAR Port and Freezone has signed a land lease agreement with Pharma Investment Group, a joint venture between Omani investors and Algeria’s Spa IMGSA Group, to establish a pharmaceutical and medical supplies manufacturing facility within SOHAR...

Will Democrats Find Their Way?

Tomorrow, voters decide their political fates: In New York City, voters will choose between democratic socialist up-and-comer Zohran Mamdani, Republican Curtis Sliwa, and Democrat—but technically independent, because he lost the primary to...

Algeria interferes in United Nations talks on Western Sahara

US push and support for Morocco Opposition from Algeria The United States distributed the draft resolution on Western Sahara to the members of the United Nations (UN) Security Council ahead of its upcoming vote next Friday, having given its...

West African Media Hail Morocco's Landmark UN Resolution Diplomatic Victory

The UN resolution on Moroccan Sahara has earned broad praise from West African media which hailed Morocco’s landmark diplomatic victory with regard to its territorial integrity. Côte d’Ivoire’s local press described the resolution “historic”...

The imprisonment of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is a sobering lesson for those who discriminate against ethnic minorities

Watching Nicolas Sarkozy out on the streets of riot-hit French housing estates was always a troubling experience, particularly for those of us who grew up on one. In his heyday as Interior Minister, in the autumn of 2005, there was a period of...

‘Tremendous victory’ — Le Pen celebrates passing resolution denouncing 1968 Franco-Algerian Agreement

France’s right-wing, anti-immigration party, National Rally (RN), has passed a resolution in the National Assembly, marking the first time it has done so in the party’s history. The subject is significant, as it denounces the 1968 Franco-Algerian...

French parliament approves far-right motion opposing 1968 Franco-Algerian accord

France's National Assembly has for the first time voted a motion pushed by the far-right National Rally urging the repeal of a 1968 agreement which grants Algerian citizens special residency and immigration rights. MPs backed the motion to end the...

International conference on promoting Arabic in Africa concludes

A large number of Arab and African researchers and professors attended the event. Representatives from 40 African and Arab countries attended the conference, which featured 45 peer-reviewed research papers from 16 Arab and African countries. The...

Morocco adopts smart power in military spending, Algeria relies on mass and deterrence, says report

A recent report by the Spanish military magazine Defensa revealed that Morocco’s defense spending strategy is based on smart power, focusing on qualitative modernization, unlike Algeria which relies on a deterrence approach driven by massive...

Vietnam, Algeria enhance Party-to-Party cooperation

Algiers (VNA) – Secretary General of the National Liberation Front (FLN) of Algeria Abdelkrim Benmbarek on October 30 emphasised the great prospects for enhancing relations between Algeria and Vietnam, and between the FLN and the Communist Party...

Algeria, Egypt lead the way in science outputs published in Arabic

NORTH AFRICA Algeria is the country with the most Arabic journals and the highest number of authors cited for their academic publications, but Egypt leads in overall impact, with significant contributions across various academic fields, according...

Power sharing: The politics of European-Tunisian energy cooperation

Summary Cooperation on clean energy will be an important facet of the EU’s “Pact for the Mediterranean”, a new strategic initiative to connect the bloc with its neighbours in North Africa and beyond. The EU and Tunisia share interests in...

French lawmakers vote to end 1968 migration deal with Algeria

The French National Assembly has approved a controversial resolution demanding an end to the 1968 migration agreement between France and Algeria. The non-binding motion passed by a single vote (185-184) during a session allocated to the far-right...

France : From Morocco to Tunisia, the Diplomacy of Couscous

From the Louvre heist on October 19 to the emblematic Maghreb couscous—without delving into the eternal debate over whether it’s Moroccan, Algerian, or Tunisian—this dish has become an integral part of Mediterranean culinary traditions on both...

Gustavo de Arístegui: Geopolitical analysis of 1, 2 and 3 November 2025

Knife attack on train to London Obama gets involved in the campaign in favour of Mamdani Judicial setback for the White House: federal judge overturns documentary proof of citizenship requirement to vote Canada apologises for anti-tariff Reagan...

Polisario: The Game Is Over

A New UN Paradigm: Legality in the Service of Reality The Polisario’s Strategic Dead End Royal Vision: A Strategic Offer to Algeria From Sovereignty to Strategic Leadership With the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2797, the...

Sit-in held in Algeria condemning attempts to undermine Sahrawi people's rights

Algiers, 30 October 2025 (SPS) – Sahrawi students and citizens residing in Algiers organized today, Thursday, a solidarity sit-in at the Sahrawi Embassy in Algeria. The protest expressed support for the uprising of the Sahrawi masses and their...

Victory for RN: French Assembly Votes To Revoke 1968 Franco-Algerian Deal

For the first time since its creation, the Rassemblement National (RN) has scored a legislative victory with the adoption of a bill it proposed, and not just any bill, but one that revokes the 1968 agreement between France and Algeria granting...

What is Sharia Law? The Muslim code of conduct some fear is 'infiltrating' Scotland

A political row has broken out in Scotland after a Glasgow councillor claimed asylum seekers were 'inflicting' Sharia Law on the country. Audrey Dempsey, who defected from Labour to Reform, made the comments in a report by Sky News, which was...