Sudan
Sudanese rebels attack Port Sudan with suicide drones
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched suicide drone strikes on Port Sudan—seat of Sudan’s army-aligned government—for the
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According to Saliha Nacerbay, General Director of Algeria’s National Tourism Office, Algeria has opened up a visa free policy to 7 countries including Libya, Mali, Malaysia and Tunisia. Algeria currently has around 3 million tourists a year and aims to increase that number to between 10-12 million by 2030. Plans include enhancing the visa system, upgrading transportation links, and incentivizing both local and foreign investments in tourism infrastructure. Already, substantial efforts are underway with 2,000 approved tourism projects, signaling a renaissance in Algeria’s tourism sector.
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Algeria
Algerian scholar detained over controversial remarks about Amazigh identity
Algerian authorities have arrested academic Mohamed LamineBelghit following controversial remarks he made about the Amazigh people during an interview on
Algeria
Algeria suspends TV channel for racist remarks about African migrants
Algerian authorities have suspended Echorouk News TV for 10 days after the channel used a racist slur in a social
Algeria
African Union defense committee to hold military drills in Algeria with Polisario participation
The North African Regional Defense Committee (NARC), an African Union body focused on promoting peace and stability in the region,
Algeria
France expands compensation scheme for Harkis, but critics say it falls short
France will extend its compensation scheme for Harkis—Algerians who fought alongside French forces during the 1954–62 Algerian War—