31 january 2025 - 12:28:33 MA 89 Views Panafrican News Agency Algiers, Algeria (PANA) - Algeria continues to restrict and harass human rights defenders for their peaceful activities, the UN independent expert on the situation of human rights defenders said …
MENASource January 30, 2025 • 4:44 pm ET Print this page The roots of recent Algeria-France tensions are deeper than it may seem By Karim Mezran and Nicola Pedde A series of high-profile arrests has sent tensions between Algeria and France skyrocketing. …
In Algeria, Al24News reported that Noureddine Yassaa, Secretary of State to the Algerian Ministry of Energy responsible for Renewable Energy, met with He Hong San, Executive Vice President of the China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation ( …
Algeria on Tuesday summoned French Ambassador Stephane Romatet lodging a strong protest against “provocative” treatment of Algerian citizens at airports in Paris. The Foreign Ministry said in a press release that such actions are “absolutely unacceptable”, …
The two countries are determined to maintain strong relations, according to Dmitry Patrushev Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev met with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Wednesday to discuss plans to strengthen cooperation between the …
A UN rights expert, Mary Lawlor, condemned Algeria's harassment and criminalization of human rights defenders, including independent journalist Merzoug Touati. Despite visiting Algeria in late 2023, Lawlor noted the situation hadn't improved. She …
EXCLUSIVE: The Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival’s industry-focused AGORA section has selected 10 projects from 12 countries for this year’s Agora Docs in Progress sidebar alongside 4 projects from Greece for the Agora Boost program. Scroll …
Algeria has summoned France's ambassador in Algiers to protest against the "degrading treatment" of Algerian passengers at Paris airports, deepening a diplomatic rift between the two nations. The move follows what Algeria called " …
Watan-A newly declassified CIA report from 1985 highlights the escalating tensions between Morocco and Algeria over the Western Sahara dispute. Both nations are vying for regional influence, forging new alliances, and expressing frustration over U.S. …
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