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Turkey's coronavirus cases are beginning to decline and Algeria continues to crackdown on free speech amid strict pandemic measures are some of today's stories.
A well-known creator of a meme page called Walid Kechida is the latest victim of Algeria's crackdown on free speech after he was arrested for criticising the president.
An Arab-Israeli doctor is leading the charge against coronavirus in the country, and sad news as Turkey police shoot Syrian refugee dead during curfew. Here's your coronavirus news.
Comment: As China uses the Covid-19 pandemic to try to repair its international reputation, other nations look to increase the remit of their state powers, writes David Powell.
The French-Algerian artist is raising money to help the coronavirus efforts in the North African country.
US oil prices have recovered slightly due to uncertainty in Gulf waters after a disastrous week which saw rates drop below zero.
The CPJ has criticised Algeria after it blocked three news websites, and called on the country to end its attack on free press.
More than 1,000 people are stuck in pre-trial detention in Algeria despite recent presidential pardons.
Comment: Democracy in Algeria will require reduced dependence on the domestic hydrocarbons industry and the networks of cronyism that run it, writes Gabriel Davis.
Algerian authorities have blocked a third online news website that covered the anti-government "Hirak" protest movement, stirring condemnation Monday from media watchdog Reporters Without Borders.
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