Un nouveau papier auquel plusieurs membres de notre UMR 1092 RESINFIT – Sylvain Meyer, Valentin Tilloy, Olivier Barraud – ont participé, est accessible en ligne. Il s’intitule « Occurrence and Genomic...

Djezzy's payment licence is a first step towards telco-led mobile money in Algeria and shows other applicants what the central bank expects.

Brooklyn’s annual street festival will bring food, music, shopping, three kids’ areas, and the return of the ‘Antic Sing’ competition. Brooklyn, New York (August 17, 2026) ...

A brief extract of four kids' lives somewhere in France. Quentin, who won a writers contest and now pays more attention to his career as an author than to his friends, beautiful Julie, his girl-friend, much more mature than she looks, falling in love with Quentin's very best friend Jimmy, who is kind of stuck in his unability of self-expression and grown up under bad social circumstances. And there is the shy boy Samir, exiled from Algeria, who lost his "brother" and only friend some time ago. Samir heavily falls in love with Quentin, but he can't handle it...

Fan group Ultra Dey Boys, who support the Algerian football club NA Hussein Dey, sent a sharp and witty message during their team’s first game of the season at the Dar El Beïda Stadium in Algeria. A s...

The United States has imposed a 73.33% countervailing duty on steel wire rod imports from Algeria. The U. S. Department of Commerce announced the decision on September 18, 2026, following an investigation into government subsidies within Algeria's metallurgical sector. The measure specifically targets SPA Algerian Qatar Steel (AQS), the only Algerian producer subject to an individual review. The same 73.33% rate applies to all other Algerian exporters. The investigation began on May 1 after complaints were filed by five U. S. companies: Charter Steel, Commercial Metals Company, Liberty Steel USA, Nucor Corporation, and Optimus Steel.

Commission president says partnership will create ‘common prosperity’ based on shared democratic values

Madica has invested $200,000 each in five new African startups, including its first bets in Algeria and Cameroon, bringing this year's total to $1.6 million.