Algeria revives North Constantine Offensive legacy

This week, Algeria commemorated the 71st anniversary of the North Constantine Offensive, a pivotal moment in the country’s War of Independence. The offensive, launched on 20 August 1955, marked a turning point in the struggle against French colonial rule by breaking the siege on the Aurès region and mobilizing mass popular support for the National … Read more

Tebboune Faces Entrepreneurship Hurdles

Algeria’s entrepreneurship ecosystem has been under scrutiny recently, as President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s government grapples with economic diversification and job creation. The country’s reliance on hydrocarbons, managed by the state-owned SONATRACH, has long been a subject of debate. However, the focus has shifted towards fostering a robust entrepreneurial environment to mitigate economic vulnerabilities. Economic Diversification Efforts … Read more

Italy Algeria Boost Energy Ties

Italy and Algeria have recently strengthened their energy cooperation, focusing on both gas supplies and renewable energy projects. This dual-track approach aims to secure Italy’s energy needs while promoting Algeria’s transition to cleaner energy sources. According to eccoclimate.org, the cooperation between Italy and Algeria is set to enhance energy security for Italy, which heavily relies … Read more

Eid al-Adha Unites Algeria in Celebration

Algerians across the country recently celebrated Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, with great enthusiasm and solidarity. The festive atmosphere was marked by a blend of traditional rituals, family reunions, and communal prayers, reflecting the deep-rooted cultural and religious values of the nation. Nationwide Celebrations In Algiers, the capital city, residents joined their fellow Muslims … Read more