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Two former ministers face harsh sentences in the ANEP corruption case over embezzlement and abuse of office.

PM Sifi Ghrieb visits Chlef to revive key factories and assess urgent infrastructure projects.

Spain’s Consul in Oran announces new steps to ease visa delays and improve processing efficiency.

Tebboune rejects farmland reclassification, urging Algeria to protect its fertile lands from urban expansion.

Algeria adopts strict tax evasion measures in PLF 2026 to recover billions lost to the informal economy.

France rejected 34.8% of Algerian visa applications in 2024—double the national average.

Fiat has officially ended production of the iconic 500 at its Tafraoui plant, shifting assembly lines to the new Grande Panda to meet...

Algerian actor Faouzi Saichi, a cinema and TV icon, has passed away at 74, leaving behind a rich legacy.

Algeria condemns Malian junta’s UN accusations, reaffirming commitment to Mali’s people and regional stability.

Private banks in Algeria remain stagnant, opening only one branch in 2024 while cash outside banks continues to soar.

Algeria’s economy grew 3.6% in 2024, led by non-hydrocarbon sectors, despite falling oil revenues and widening deficits.

CAP welcomes Russian delegation in Algiers to discuss cooperation and participation in Moscow’s “Made in Russia” trade fair.

Algerian delegation joins Pan-African Parliament meetings in South Africa to boost parliamentary diplomacy.

Algeria’s caftan, a historic garment of elegance, is now recognized as world intangible cultural heritage.

Tebboune backs Qatar at Doha summit, condemns Israeli aggression and reinforcing strong Algeria-Qatar ties.

Olympic gold medalist Kaylia Nemour shares her inspiring journey in a new book, available this December.

Algeria’s FM Attaf meets Qatar’s PM Al-Thani and attends Doha summit on Zionist aggression, boosting ties and solidarity.

President Tebboune reshuffles cabinet, naming new ministers in health, trade, communication, and vocational training.

Algeria offers 185 contract positions for PhD holders to support research and innovation across national centers.

Paris Court delays the trial of Hamza Bendelladj, the "smiling hacker," until 2027 over disputes about his legal defense.