Riccardo Fabiani, north Africa director at the International Crisis Group, said the decision in June was “pretty bad” for Algiers given that three of the five permanent members of the Security Council — the US, France and the UK — had thrown their weight behind the Moroccan plan for limited autonomy.

Amid today’s tangled geopolitical landscape, some alliances of convenience say more about a states true priorities than its rhetoric. The recent convergence between former U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton and the Algerian regime over Western Sahara is a telling example.

The European Parliament validated Algeria's inclusion on the list of high-risk countries regarding terrorism financing and money laundering.

Here is everything you need to know about the live streaming and telecast info of the Tunisia vs Algeria Women’s African Cup of Nations 2024 match.

West Ham United women's team left-back Inès Belloumou helped Algeria keep a clean sheet against Tunisia in her side's second Group B fixture at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, held in Morocco, on Thursday evening.

IATF provides a platform for businesses to showcase goods and exchange trade and investment information within the continent’s single market

A French journalist is facing seven years in prison in Algeria over an interview with a soccer official accused of ties to a banned separatist movement, in a case rights groups say criminalizes routine reporting.

Algeria’s state media recently fabricated a letter from US President Donald Trump portraying warm bilateral ties.

Algeria’s independence came through the National Liberation War (1954–1962), led by the Front de Libération Nationale (FLN). It was a prolonged and violent conflict, marked by systematic repression, aerial bombardments,

Xavier Driencourt, France’s former ambassador to Algeria, has reappeared in right-leaning French media outlets. The retired diplomat made two appearances on consecutive days, which suggests that this “giant” has been freed from the shackles he was believed to have been bound by during the undeclared truce unilaterally observed by Paris,

The Sebeiba festival, a 3,000-year-old tradition of the Tuareg people, takes center stage in Djanet, an Algerian oasis town in the Sahara.