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Twelve people, including government officials, were charged in Lebanon over suspect fuel delivered through an Algerian oil company.
The first Egyptian lawmaker to contract Covid-19 has been quarantined, and Norway claims the virus 'strengthens' IS. Here are the top stories from today.
Algeria is manufacturing test kits for Covid-19 as authorities attempt to contain the spread of the virus.
Access to education has become difficult under Covid-19 lockdown measures, but parents and teachers are fighting to ensure that children can continue learning.
Analysts have accused the Algerian government of exploiting the novel coronavirus pandemic to suppress the protest movement in the country.
Nine Covid-19 cases have been detected in Algeria’s Tindouf province, where tens of thousands of Sahrawi refugees live in camps.
The Algerian government decided Sunday to reduce the state budget by half due to a financial crisis caused by the global collapse in oil prices and worldwide coronavirus lockdowns.
The family of Algerian singer Idir confirmed the death of the Berber icon in Paris on Sunday.
Algeria will not approach the International Monetary Fund for assistance, despite a financial crisis amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Human rights groups are calling for the release of Reporters Without Borders journalist Khaled Drareni as Algeria cracks down on free speech while the coronavirus pandemic is going on.
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