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Africa: A Battleground for Influence and Control?
As global geopolitical shifts accelerate, Africa is once again at the forefront of international attention. The continent is not only a rich source of resources and promising markets, but also an open arena for major powers to compete militarily, economically, and strategically. Amidst the prolif…
Turkey Set to Host Three Major International Summits in 2026
Ankara is preparing to host three significant international summits in 2026, solidifying its position as a key player in global diplomacy. These include the NATO Summit, the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), and the Summit of the Organization of Turkic States. The NATO Sum…
US Military Buildup Fuels Venezuela Intervention Fears
Mounting tensions in the Caribbean are raising concerns about a potential military confrontation between the United States and Venezuela. A significant increase in U.S. military activity near Venezuelan shores, coupled with escalating economic pressure, has fueled speculation about Washington’s i…
Al-Burhan’s Calculated Gamble: A Tightrope Walk for Sudan
Sudan teeters on the brink, ravaged by a brutal conflict, its army stretched thin, and its economy crumbling under the weight of war. Global powers vie for control of its strategic resources, ports, gold, and its pivotal location. At the heart of this turmoil stands General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan…
EU Freezes €210 Billion in Russian Assets; Moscow Warns of Repercussions
The European Union has decided to indefinitely freeze approximately €210 billion in Russian assets, member states announced Friday. The move underscores the EU’s commitment to increasing the economic pressure on Russia in response to its ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Moscow has responded with warn…
Algeria and Tunisia Discuss Enhanced Bilateral Cooperation
Algiers, December 12, 2025 – Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib held talks with Tunisian Head of Government, Sarah Zaafarani Zenzeri, in Tunis today. The meeting took place at the Kasbah Government Palace as part of the 23rd session of the Algerian-Tunisian Joint High Commission for Coope…
Algerian Prime Minister Meets Tunisian Counterpart to Boost Bilateral Ties
The Algerian Prime Minister, Sifi Grib, held talks with Tunisian Prime Minister, Sarah Zaafarani Zenzeri, in Tunis on Friday. The meeting took place at the Government Palace in Kasbah, on the sidelines of the 23rd session of the Joint Algerian-Tunisian Grand Joint Commission for Cooperation. Disc…
Russia Condemns EU Plans to Use Frozen Assets as Illegal
Moscow has strongly criticized proposals by the European Union to utilize frozen Russian assets, deeming such actions illegal and a violation of international law. The Central Bank of Russia issued a statement Friday asserting its right to employ all available mechanisms to protect its interests…
US House Committee Approves Extension of African Trade Program
Washington D.C. – A key committee in the United States House of Representatives has approved a bill to extend the preferential trade program with Africa for an additional three years. The decision, made on Wednesday, signals a continued commitment from the US to fostering…
Russia Advances Towards Donetsk Stronghold via Pokrovsk: Expert
DZWatch Exclusive: Russian forces have made significant advances in December, exceeding progress made throughout the entire year, according to military analyst Brigadier General Elias Hanna. The focus of this offensive is the strategic city of Pokrovsk, considered a key to contro…
South Sudan Troops Secure Heglig Oil Field Amid Sudan Clashes
South Sudanese troops have been deployed to protect the strategic Heglig oil field in Sudan, according to a top military official. The move comes days after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) claimed control of the area, which lies near the border between the two countries. Fighting…
US Sanctions Maduro Relatives, Escalates Pressure on Venezuela
Washington, D.C. – The United States Treasury Department announced new sanctions against Venezuela today, targeting three nephews of President Nicolás Maduro. The move further intensifies the ongoing pressure on the Maduro regime. In addition to the sanctions on Maduro’s…
Algeria-Bahrain Trade Exceeds $300 Million, Strengthening Ties
Trade between Algeria and Bahrain has surpassed $300 million, signaling a new phase of economic development and closer cooperation, according to Bahrain’s Ambassador to Algeria, Ali Al Jassim Ahmed Al Aradi. Speaking at a celebration of Bahrain’s National Day in Algiers, Ambassador Al Ara…
Ouargla to Host International Public Works and Energy Expo
Ouargla, Algeria – The fifth edition of the International Public Works and Energy Infrastructure Exhibition for the South is scheduled to take place in Ouargla from January 19th to 22nd, 2026. Organizers announced the event on Thursday, emphasizing its role in promoting investmen…
Oil Prices Dip Amid Market Uncertainty
Oil prices experienced a downturn in trading today, reversing gains made in the previous session as market players closely monitor evolving conditions. As of 06:30 GMT, Brent crude futures decreased by 0.48%, settling at $61.91 per barrel. Simultaneously, West Texas Interm…
Venezuela Accuses US of ‘Blatant Theft’ After Oil Tanker Seizure
The Venezuelan government has accused the United States of engaging in ‘blatant theft’ following the seizure of an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast. The tanker, according to reports, was subject to existing sanctions. In a strongly worded statement, the Venezuelan government asserted th…
Tindouf Iron Processing Plants to Create 500 Jobs
Tindouf, Algeria – The development of two iron processing units in Tindouf will generate 500 direct jobs, according to an announcement made by Karima Bakir Tafer, Secretary of State in charge of Mines within the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Mines. During a visit to Tindouf…
Syria Prepares for Global Financial Integration Post-Caesar Act
The Central Bank of Syria has announced a comprehensive plan for reintegration into the global financial system, contingent upon the termination of the U.S. Caesar Act. According to Central Bank Governor Abdul Qader Hasriya, the lifting of the sanctions represents the final and most crucial step…
Algeria to Lead North Africa in Solar Energy by 2025
Algiers – Algeria is poised to become the leading force in North Africa’s burgeoning solar energy market by the end of 2025. Driven by ambitious government programs and increasing private sector investment, the country is rapidly expanding its solar energy capacity and infrastruc…
Somalia Denies Arms Smuggling, Affirms Fight Against Influx
The Somali government has vehemently denied accusations of funneling weapons to neighboring countries, asserting its commitment to combating the flow of arms into the region. According to Somali officials, the primary concern is the external influx of weapons into Somalia, not the other way aroun…
