Society

U.S. resumes student visa interviews, now requiring disclosure of public social media accounts.

Teachers criticize strict math grading in BEM 2025, sparking calls for more student-friendly marking.

A woman in Sétif was wrongly accused of witchcraft and lynched, highlighting the dangers of superstition and mass hysteria.

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

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

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

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

Authorities in Oran dismantled a kidnapping and ransom network linked to terrorism funding, revealing horrifying details of a recent murder.