The partnership aims to help increase co-operation in trade and investment between the two nations as part of Beijing's "Belt and Road" initiative.
Almost every country on the planet has reduced its tobacco intake in 2020, according to the WHO’s latest findings.
Shifting geopolitical tides and security priorities have strained the once-close ties between Algiers and Washington.
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The United Nations has warned that hunger across the Arab world has increased by 91.1 percent over the past two decades.
The North African country has an ambitious plan to supply 52 percent of its total power generation from renewable energy sources by 2030.
Tel Aviv said the memorandum of understanding signed during Defence Minister Gantz’s visit will establish formal cooperation on “operational planning, purchases, research development, and training”.
The president’s sweeping changes to bureaucratic institutions ahead of the 2022 presidential election aim to ensure that seats of power are filled with those in line with his vision.
Rabat did not comment on Monday’s incident in which three Algerian truck drivers were killed on border between Mauritania and Western Sahara, with Algiers warning “barbaric strike” would “not go unpunished”.
The emergence of new worthy competitive actors has opened space for North African countries to relinquish Paris and leverage new partners.
While France’s silence on its colonial role in Algeria may work domestically, the future of European and North African relations is closely impacted by Paris’s silence.
The National Rally of Independents won 102 of parliament's 395 seats in the September 8 polls, sweeping away the Justice and Development Party which had headed the governing coalition for a decade taking just 13 seats.
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