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Air traffic at Paris Orly remains disrupted on May 19, 2025, with flight cancellations and delays due to a radar failure.

Azouz Nasri is elected President of Algeria's Council of the Nation, receiving unanimous support from all parliamentary groups.

Algeria grapples with alarming cases of drug exposure and poisoning, with young children among the most affected, warns toxicology expert Prof. Kaddour.

President Tebboune's initiative offers official recognition to small-scale Algerian importers, integrating them into the formal economy with support opportunities.

Blida exports its first watermelon shipment to France, boosting Algeria's agricultural exports and food security efforts.

Jetour will begin domestic car production in Algeria by 2025, boosting local industry and reducing import reliance.

Algerian President Tebboune begins a two-day state visit to Slovenia to discuss economic and diplomatic partnerships.

Algeria expels more French agents as tensions with France intensify amid ongoing diplomatic standoff.

Importers in Algeria must submit required documents by May 14, 2025, or risk losing their compliance certificates.

SEAAL shifts to English for water bills, following Air Algérie’s move to modernize communication.

Sonatrach and Abraj Energy Services sign a term sheet to form a joint venture in Algeria’s oil services sector.

Algeria’s draft law introduces harsher penalties for drug crimes, including the death penalty, and mandates drug testing in schools and workplaces.

Boumediene Senoussi named CEO of Djezzy, marking a new era of innovation and telecom modernization in Algeria.

Algeria sets 40,000 dinar price for imported sheep ahead of Aïd el-Adha 2025.

Algeria and China have signed $2.5 billion in agreements, focusing on agriculture, automotive, and rail sectors to transform Algeria’s econo

APTIV to open a car cable plant in Algeria, boosting local production and industrial growth.

Algeria expels 12 French diplomats after consular officer’s arrest in Amir DZ case sparks new diplomatic crisis.

Algeria closes airspace to Mali after repeated violations and diplomatic tensions.

The Ministry of Higher Education sets plans for universities to improve English-language training by April 17, focusing on medical faculties

Algeria’s exports to the US face a blow with a tariff hike to 30%, impacting its foreign exchange earnings and trade balance.