Stories from Algeria · Algeria

A discussion touched upon the history of the French army in Algeria, specifically referencing the Secret Army Organization. The broadcast explored how this organization operated and its role during that period.

An Algerian court has sentenced French journalist Christophe Glass to seven years in prison. The sentence is for glorifying terrorism, according to Reporters Without Borders.

Four young individuals have been detained in connection with an attempted murder targeting Algerian opposition figure Hichem Aboud.

Algeria has recalled the application of preventive measures related to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption.

A new book titled 'Un massacre en Kabylie' has been released, detailing French army actions during the 'pacification' of Algeria.

Algeria, Australia, and Tunisia have successfully eliminated Trachoma as a public health risk. The WHO has been working towards this goal.

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin will travel to Algeria to discuss the detention of journalist Christophe Gleizes.

HD Hyundai Site Solution has secured a 37 billion won order for forklifts in Algeria. This contract highlights the company's expanding presence in the heavy equipment export market.

The water levels in the Ayn es-Seba Valley rose, causing the disaster. The flooding has affected at least 35 properties. The flooding occurred in the Sao Paulo region. The exact cause of the flooding was not immediately clear.

According to RFI Afrique, people in northern Algeria have fallen ill, with some deaths reported. Children in the region have exhibited malformations, including being twisted, crippled, or deaf. These health issues are ongoing, with people experiencing coughing.