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Possible Changes to BEM Exam Under Consideration
The Minister of National Education, Mohamed Seghir Sadawi, has announced that the ministry is exploring potential modifications to the Brevet d’Enseignement Moyen (BEM) examination system. These changes could involve exempting students from certain subjects with lower weighting, focusing instead…
Sudan Faces Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis
New York – The United Nations has warned that humanitarian needs in Sudan have reached “unprecedented levels,” with over 30 million people now requiring assistance. This alarming situation is exacerbated by deteriorating security conditions across numerous states within the count…
Ex-Assad Generals Plot Rebellion in Syria: Report
More than a year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime and the flight of its leaders, Syria’s path to stability remains fraught with peril. According to a new investigation, former generals, operating from exile in Russia and Lebanon, are allegedly plotting an armed rebellion. The in…
Education Minister Warns: Private Schools Not Just Businesses
The Minister of National Education, Mohamed Seghir Saadaoui, has emphasized the need for rigorous oversight of private educational institutions. Speaking before the Council of the Nation, the Minister stated that recent monitoring efforts have revealed concerning trends within the private educati…
Algiers Metro Announces Partial Service Disruption for Maintenance
The Algiers Metro Company, EMA, has announced a partial suspension of service on a key section of the metro line. The disruption is due to scheduled track maintenance occurring between the stations of Les Fusillés and Hai El Badr. The maintenance work is scheduled to take place ov…
Education Overhaul: New AI Focus, Baccalaureate Reforms Planned
The Ministry of National Education is embarking on a significant restructuring of secondary education, with a renewed focus on preparing students for the future. Minister Mohamed Sghir Saadaoui announced plans to enhance the quality of education in middle and high schools, exploring the introduct…
Benin MP Arrested Over WhatsApp Message After Failed Coup
Cotonou, Benin – Political tensions are running high in Benin following the thwarted coup attempt earlier this month. Authorities have arrested an opposition Member of Parliament in connection with a brief WhatsApp message.Soumaïla Sonon Behe, a member of the Democrats party, the country’s…
Algeria Temporarily Suspends Accreditation of New Private Schools
Algiers – The Algerian Ministry of Education has announced a temporary halt to the accreditation of new private schools across the country. Minister of National Education, Mohamed Sghir Seddaoui, addressed the issue, emphasizing the strategic importance of public education in Alg…
Guinea-Bissau Junta Frees Six Detained Political Opponents
The military regime in Guinea-Bissau announced Tuesday evening the release of six political opponents who had been detained since the November 26th coup that ousted President Umaro Sissoco Embaló. The coup leaders described the move as a “gesture of goodwill” amidst growing regional and internati…
Russia-Ukraine War: Key Weapons and Evolving Tactics
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine showcases a significant evolution in the combat capabilities of both sides. Experts highlight the extensive reliance on hybrid warfare strategies, including cyber warfare and drone technology, as defining characteristics of this near four-year confl…
Israeli Strike on Jannata, Southern Lebanon, Causes Injuries
Jannata, Southern Lebanon – An Israeli strike targeted a vehicle in the town of Jannata, located in the Tyre district of Southern Lebanon, on Wednesday evening, resulting in injuries. According to reports, the strike was carried out by an Israeli drone. A Lebanese securit…
UN Experts Condemn US Naval Blockade of Venezuela as Illegal
DZWatch Exclusive: United Nations experts have strongly condemned the United States’ naval blockade of Venezuela, labeling it a violation of international law and an act of aggression. Independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council issued a statement Wednesda…
Libyan Military Plane Crash Raises Security Concerns
The recent crash of a Libyan military aircraft carrying the Chief of Staff has ignited a wave of questions regarding potential security lapses. The presence of multiple high-ranking military officials on a single aircraft has amplified concerns about a significant breach in established safety pro…
Paris Investigates Disappearance of Uranium Shipment from Niger
Paris prosecutors have launched an investigation into the disappearance of a uranium shipment from a site in northern Niger. The site was formerly operated by the French company Orano (formerly known as Areva). The investigation is focused on potential ‘organized theft for the benefit of a…
US Embassy in Algiers Announces SUSI Program for Educators
Algiers – The United States Embassy in Algeria has announced the opening of applications for the Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI) program, tailored for secondary school educators. This fully funded academic initiative aims to provide Algerian teachers and education specialists…
MAGA Movement Gripped by Internal Strife: Key Flashpoints
The ‘Make America Great Again’ (MAGA) movement is facing a critical juncture, grappling with internal divisions that threaten its future. What was once a unified force behind Donald Trump is now experiencing a significant fracture, potentially reshaping the conservative landscape. Several…
Algeria, Kazakhstan Explore Industrial Cooperation
Algiers, December 23, 2025 – Algeria and Kazakhstan have initiated discussions regarding industrial cooperation and technology transfer, signaling a deepening of bilateral relations between the two nations. The move underscores a shared commitment to exploring opportunities for m…
2025 Air Disasters: A Year of Tragedies in the Skies
The year 2025 has been marked by a series of devastating aviation accidents across the globe. From military aircraft crashes to mid-air collisions, the skies have witnessed tragedy on multiple continents, leaving a trail of loss and prompting serious questions about air safety protocols.…
US Signals Readiness for Talks with Iran Under Conditions
Washington indicated its willingness for direct talks with Tehran during a United Nations Security Council session on Iran’s nuclear program today. The US, however, stipulated certain conditions for such engagement. Iran responded by stating its readiness to offer assurances that its nuclear prog…
Libyan Chief of Staff’s Plane Crash: Technical Fault Suspected
Turkish authorities are investigating the tragic plane crash near Ankara that claimed the life of Libyan Chief of Staff, Mohammed al-Haddad, and his entourage. Experts and former officials are considering various potential causes, with a technical malfunction emerging as the leading theory at thi…
