ALGIERS – AL24 News brings you the latest headlines from Algeria and around the world. Key stories today include the docking of the USS ROOSEVELT (DDG-80) at the Port of Algiers, highlighting ongoing international cooperation. Algeria in Focus:
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has been active on several fronts. He sent a message of condolence to the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad, following the tragic death of three Qatari diplomats. Domestically, President Tebboune announced that a new Judiciary Organic Law will be issued before the end of the year, signaling significant reforms within the Algerian judicial system. He also inaugurated the new judicial year at the Supreme Court headquarters, underscoring the importance of a strong and independent judiciary.
In other news, Algeria’s El-Djeich magazine, a key voice of the Algerian military, reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to progress, stating that Algeria continues to forge its ambitious path with “steady steps and iron will.”
Security remains a priority. The Algerian military continues its efforts to combat terrorism, with reports indicating that one terrorist surrendered to military authorities in Bordj Badji Mokhtar. Furthermore, security forces have eliminated six terrorists and arrested nine support elements in the past week. Operations in Tébessa resulted in the elimination of six terrorists and the seizure of a large cache of ammunition. The Algerian Army also successfully foiled an attempt to smuggle over seven quintals of cannabis from Morocco, demonstrating its vigilance in combating cross-border crime.
Economically, Prime Minister inaugurated an oilseed crushing complex in Jijel, a move designed to boost Algeria’s food sovereignty and reduce reliance on imports.
President Tebboune also extended his condolences following the death of Algerian artist Faouzi Saichi.
International News:
Across the African continent, Madagascar’s presidency issued a warning about an “attempted illegal coup,” stating that there was an “attempted illegal and forcible seizure of power” underway. Details remain scarce, but the situation is being closely monitored.
In Australia, tens of thousands of people participated in pro-Palestinian rallies across 27 cities, expressing solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
Elsewhere, Pakistan has closed border crossings with Afghanistan following overnight cross-border clashes. Cameroonians are heading to the polls for presidential elections, and Qatari officials were found dead after a car crash near Sharm el-Sheikh. These are some of the top stories shaping the global landscape today.
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