Rabah Arkam
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Algeria-UAE: Behind the Breakdown in Relations (opens the original)
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Behind the diplomatic crisis between Algiers and Abu Dhabi lies a broader struggle over influence, money, and alliances across North Africa, the Sahel, and the Arab world. From regional rivalries and Western Sahara to Libya, Sudan, and investment strategies, the two countries now appear to be pursuing increasingly difficult-to-reconcile visions. The rupture between Algeria and the United Arab Emirates does not look like an ordinary diplomatic crisis. Rather, it appears to be the result of a grad
Algeria: Who Is Behind the Wildfires? (opens the original)
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August 2026 was once again marked by severe wildfires in Algeria, particularly in Kabylia, Béjaïa and Jijel. People lost their lives or were injured, while homes, forests, farmland and livestock were devastated by the flames. For many families, the human, economic and social consequences have been considerable. The question of the origin of these fires has taken on renewed urgency. Extreme heat, drought and strong winds can contribute to the rapid spread of wildfires, but these conditions alone
Quintus Lollius Urbicus: The Berber Who Governed Roman Britain (opens the original)
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The history of Great Britain is often associated with the Celtic peoples, the Roman conquest, and later the kings and queens of England. Yet few people know that, during the second century AD, the Roman province of Britain was governed by Quintus Lollius Urbicus, a Berber from North Africa. Born in Tiddis, near present-day Constantine in Algeria, in the ancient Roman province of Numidia, Quintus Lollius Urbicus came from a local family that had acquired Roman citizenship. His North African origi
Fourth of July: Honoring the Values That Inspire Nations (opens the original)
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Every year on the Fourth of July, the United States marks its Independence Day, a historic moment that symbolizes the birth of a nation founded on principles of liberty, self-governance, and the rule of law. While it is a national holiday, its significance is often recognized beyond American borders as well. The ideals associated with the United States have long been centered on freedom, democracy, individual rights, and opportunity. These principles have influenced political thought and democra
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