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ENUS Actions Threaten Global Order, Expert Warns
A prominent American political scientist has issued a stark warning about the future of international law, suggesting that the system established after World War II is facing a critical turning point. Professor Oona Hathaway, a professor of law and political science at Yale University, argues tha…
ENRenewed Clashes Erupt in Aleppo: Syrian Army Issues Warning
Fighting has intensified in Aleppo, with the Syrian Army issuing a stern warning to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and urging civilians to evacuate areas near SDF positions. The Army’s Operations Command stated that all SDF military sites within Aleppo’s neighborhoods are now considered legit…
ENTensions High in Aleppo: Flights Suspended, Classes Canceled
A tense calm has settled over Aleppo following violent clashes between the Syrian Army and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The clashes, which resulted in the deaths of four civilians and injuries to eleven others, have led to a suspension of flights and cancellation of classes. Accusa…
ENIran Executes Man Convicted of Spying for Israel’s Mossad
Tehran has executed a man convicted of espionage on behalf of Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, according to reports. The individual, identified as Ali Ardestani, was found guilty of providing sensitive information to the Israeli intelligence service. According to Iran’s judiciary-aff…
ENSomaliland Recognition: Which Nations May Follow Israel’s Lead?
Following Israel’s groundbreaking recognition of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state, speculation is mounting regarding which other nations might follow suit. Just ten days after the announcement, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar met with the president of the self-declared republ…
ENJerusalem: Haredi Protest Turns Deadly Amid Draft Law Debate
Jerusalem – A demonstration by ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) Jews in Jerusalem turned tragic Tuesday evening when a protester was killed and three others injured in what authorities are calling an accidental collision with a bus. The incident occurred during a large-scale protest again…
ENYemen: Coordinated Moves Aim to Reassert State Authority
DZWatch Exclusive: Simultaneous actions are underway in Yemen, signaling a concerted effort to re-establish state authority across key regions, from Hadramout to Socotra. These movements, according to sources within the Yemeni government, are intended to bolster the influence of…
ENNaftal Launches Marketing of Heavy-Duty Tires
Algiers, January 6, 2026 – Naftal, Algeria’s national oil company, announced today the commencement of marketing heavy-duty tires under the Continental brand. The company aims to provide high-quality tires at competitive prices to the Algerian market. According to a state…
ENChad Government Dispatches Ministers to Resolve Student Clashes
The Chadian government has sent a ministerial delegation to Amdjarass, in the northeast of the country, following violent clashes between students at a branch of the ‘National School of Sciences and Technologies of Information and Communication’. The unrest stemmed from disagreements of a religio…
ENTwo Killed in Israeli Strike on Kfardounine, Southern Lebanon
Beirut, Lebanon – The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health has confirmed that two individuals were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting the town of Kfardounine in southern Lebanon earlier today. The incident marks a significant escalation in tensions along the Lebanese-Israeli…
ENRussian Strikes Target Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure, US Firm
Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, was reportedly struck by five Russian missile attacks yesterday, according to Ukrainian officials. The strikes caused significant damage to the city’s energy infrastructure. In a separate incident, a facility owned by Bunge, an American agricultural product…
ENIsraeli Airstrike Hits Gaza’s Shuja’iyya; Buildings Demolished
Gaza Strip – Reports are emerging of an Israeli airstrike targeting the Shuja’iyya neighborhood in Gaza City. Initial accounts indicate significant damage and potential casualties, though details remain scarce. Furthermore, sources on the ground report the demolition of r…
ENAl-Zubaidi Leads Delegation to Riyadh Amidst Dialogue Push
A delegation led by Aidarus al-Zubaidi, President of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) in Yemen, is heading to Saudi Arabia, according to sources speaking to DZWatch. This visit follows closely on the heels of the STC’s positive response to Saudi Arabia’s invitation for dialogue aimed at de…
ENGunfire Reported Near Presidential Palace in Caracas
Caracas, Venezuela – Reports are emerging of gunfire in close proximity to the Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas. According to a Venezuelan government source, the situation is currently under control. Details remain scarce, but initial reports suggest the incident…
ENTaiz Children’s Hospital Overwhelmed Amid Funding Crisis
Taiz, Yemen – The Yemeni-Swedish Hospital for Mother and Child in Taiz is grappling with a severe crisis, leaving thousands of sick children and their families struggling to access essential medical care. The hospital, the only specialized government facility for pediatric treatm…
ENGreenland Seeks Direct Communication Channel with Washington
Nuuk, Greenland – The Prime Minister of Greenland has announced efforts to establish a direct line of communication with the United States government. The move signals a potential shift in Greenland’s diplomatic strategy and underscores the growing importance of the Arctic region…
ENSouth American Nations Divided Over Maduro Arrest
DZWatch Exclusive: The arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has triggered a spectrum of reactions across South America, exposing deep divisions in the region’s political landscape. While some nations have voiced support for the move, others have condemned it, raising con…
ENGaza: Elderly Woman Uses Car Tire Inflator to Breathe
In a heart-wrenching tale of survival against all odds, an elderly woman and her son are living in a repurposed agricultural trailer on the outskirts of Khan Younis, southern Gaza. The cramped space, devoid of running water, electricity, and basic necessities, has become their refuge after facing…
ENTeacher Recruitment: Experience Under One Month Will Not Count
Algiers, January 5, 2026 – The Minister of National Education, Mohamed Saghir Saadaoui, has announced a key clarification regarding the upcoming teacher recruitment competition. According to the Minister, professional experience lasting less than one month will not be considered…
ENEducation Minister Outlines Teacher Integration Policy, Announces Major Hiring Drive
DZWatch has learned that the Minister of National Education, Mohamed Seghir Saadaoui, has affirmed the stability of the current academic year. Speaking earlier this week, the Minister highlighted the consistent classroom attendance and disciplined approach demonstrated by teachers during the firs…
