The Latest Breaking News from Algeria

French lawmakers condemn 1961 police crackdown on Algerian protesters in Paris, acknowledging historical tragedy and addressing colonial past.

Five-month impasse in UN security council extends as Netanyahu insists Israel will press ahead with new offensive against Rafah

Algeria announces election date, potential reelection of President Tebboune, and challenger Assoul amidst economic challenges.

Algeria will hold early presidential elections in September, three months ahead of schedule, a statement from the president's office said, without providing further details.

Key Israel backer the United States has vetoed previous UN Security Council votes on the nearly six-month war, objecting as recently as in February to the use of the term "immediate" in a draft submitted by Algeria.

Bafana Bafana meet Andorrans in Algeria as part of the newly launched FIFA Series

Families say they were promised details of relatives’ whereabouts after contacting people they thought were linked to NGO in Spain

Pro-democracy activist Karim Tabbou was sentenced to a ‘suspended’ six-month sentence.

NAGPUR: Star city paddler Jennifer Varghese won a brace of bronze medals in international table tennis tournaments this week. At the World Table Tennis (WTT) Youth Contender tournaments in Tunisia and Algeria, the city girl suffered defeats in the semifinal stage of the U-17 and U-19 girls' singles events respectively.

Algeria celebrates the completion of the Great Mosque of Algiers, a monumental project blending modern and traditional design, symbolizing cultural heritag...

It’s also Africa’s largest, but critics view it as a vanity project for a former president who named it after himself.