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Algeria's parliament unanimously passed a law declaring France's colonization a 'state crime,' demanding an apology and full compensation, amid ongoing tensions over historical grievances and recent diplomatic disputes.
Algeria's National Assembly voted to declare France's colonization a crime, demanding restitution and redress for colonial-era injustices, in a move that France criticizes as hostile, reflecting ongoing tensions over historical grievances.
Algeria's parliament voted to declare France's colonization a crime, demanding restitution and reparations for colonial-era wrongs, in a move that France criticizes as hostile, amid ongoing tensions over historical grievances.
Zinedine Zidane watched his son Luca Zidane play as Algeria's goalkeeper in their 3-0 win over Sudan in the Africa Cup of Nations, with Luca making key saves and Algeria starting the tournament strongly.
Algeria's parliament unanimously approved a law declaring France's colonization a crime, demanding an apology and reparations, amid strained diplomatic relations and historical disputes over colonial atrocities and restitution of artifacts.
Algeria's parliament unanimously approved a law declaring France's colonisation of Algeria a 'state crime,' demanding an apology and reparations, marking a significant political and symbolic move amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Algeria opened their Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a 3-0 win over Sudan, with Riyad Mahrez scoring twice, while Côte d’Ivoire secured a 1-0 victory against Mozambique, and Cameroon beat Gabon 1-0 in their opener. Burkina Faso also won dramatically against Equatorial Guinea with two stoppage-time goals. The tournament featured notable performances, red cards, and historic moments, setting the stage for an exciting competition.
Nine African migrants died from exposure to freezing temperatures near Morocco's border with Algeria, highlighting the dangers faced by migrants attempting to cross North Africa illegally en route to Europe. The incident has raised concerns among human rights groups about border policies and migrant safety.
A satellite image captures the striking contrast between a field of 'star dunes' in Algeria and rocky terrain in Libya within the Sahara Desert, highlighting geological and ecological interactions shaped over millions of years, with the border between the two countries running through the scene.
An immigration judge has ordered Mahmoud Khalil, a U.S. resident and pro-Palestinian activist, to be deported to Syria or Algeria due to alleged misrepresentation on his green card application, a decision he plans to appeal, amid claims of political retaliation by the Trump administration.
An immigration judge has ordered Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student, to be deported to Algeria or Syria due to alleged misrepresentations on his green card application, amid claims of retaliation related to his vocal opposition to Israel's war in Gaza and free speech activities.
French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a significant step in escalating tensions with Algeria by revoking visa exemptions for Algerian officials and diplomats, amid ongoing disputes over diplomatic and territorial issues, including Western Sahara and the treatment of French-Algerian citizens. The move follows Algeria's withdrawal from a visa agreement and reflects deepening diplomatic rifts between the two nations.
A tragic incident at an Algerian stadium resulted in three deaths and over 70 injuries after spectators fell from the upper stands following MC Alger's championship win. The Algerian government and the club expressed condolences and concern for the victims.
During celebrations at the 5 July Stadium in Algiers after MC Alger's league victory, a surge of fans caused a security barrier to collapse, resulting in three fans falling to their deaths and dozens more injured; the event led to the postponement of the trophy presentation and condolences from the president.
Algeria inaugurated the world’s third-largest and Africa’s largest mosque, the Grand Mosque of Algiers, ahead of Ramadan. The mosque, featuring the world’s tallest minaret and capable of accommodating 120,000 people, was built over seven years at a cost close to $900m. However, it has faced criticism as a vanity project for former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who tried to name it after himself. The project has been marred by delays, cost overruns, and allegations of corruption, but its official opening allows it to host public prayers and events during Ramadan.