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61 Moroccans arrested in Algeria over sabotage claim, no target named

Inside Africa Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo -
Algeria has arrested 61 Moroccans over an alleged sabotage plot, but authorities have not publicly identified the intended target or detailed the plan.

Algeria-Mali Relations Enter New Chapter as PM Lands in a Capital Under Siege

Politics Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo -
Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb arrived in Bamako carrying a message from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, marking the latest step in efforts to rebuild Algeria-Mali relations after months of diplomatic tensions and regional security challenges.

Algeria-UAE Diplomatic Break: Inside the Kabylie Accusation and the 48-Hour Ultimatum

Politics AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau -
Algeria has cut diplomatic ties with the UAE, expelled its ambassador and restricted airspace access. The dispute centres on allegations involving the Kabylie separatist movement and wider regional rivalries.

Algeria’s Su-30 jets land in Niamey after failed Niger army mutiny

Security & Conflict AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau -
Algeria's Su-30 jets arrived in Niamey hours after a failed mutiny rocked Niger's military government, highlighting deepening security ties between Algiers and the Sahel state.

Trans-Saharan trade: how fuel, gold and unofficial border economies bind the desert together

Business & Economy AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau AfricanQuarters North Africa Bureau -
Trans-Saharan smuggling networks underpin a vast informal economy stretching across Libya, Algeria, Niger and Chad. Fuel, gold, migration and cross-border trade continue to bind the Sahara together despite repeated crackdowns.
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