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Algeria Plans Return Program for Its Nationals Living Abroad Illegally

TEC News January 14, 2026

Individuals who have committed violent crimes—or have been involved in drug or arms trafficking—will be excluded from the proposed Algerian scheme.

Balearic Islands Overrun by New Migrant Route From Algeria

Rebeka Kis November 14, 2025

Arrivals have jumped 66% this year, with smugglers exploiting weaker controls in Algeria and triggering a crisis that Madrid is struggling to contain.

A local resident pays his respect during a ceremony at the Bataclan music hall in Paris on November 13, 2024, to pay tribute to the victims on the ninth anniversary of the Islamist terrorist attacks.

Memories From the Bataclan

Hélène de Lauzun November 13, 2025

It was indeed a war—the worst kind, a cowardly and indiscriminate war, without the honour of the uniform.

Algeria Grants ‘Medical’ Pardon to Jailed Writer

TEC News / AFP November 12, 2025

A French-Algerian author imprisoned for controversial remarks on territorial history will be transferred to Germany for treatment of his prostate cancer.

Victory for RN: French Assembly Votes To Revoke 1968 Franco-Algerian Deal

Hélène de Lauzun October 30, 2025

This is the first time the Rassemblement National has managed to get a law passed, thanks to a coalition of the right and part of the centre.

France Grants Student Visas in Record Numbers to Algeria

TEC News October 2, 2025

Amid growing tensions and strained diplomatic relations, one French embassy has blindsided Paris by accepting thousands of visa applications.

Young woman with a rucksack walking alone in an alley (Unsplash)

Illegal Immigrants Finally Convicted Four Years After Raping 18-Year-Old Girl

Zolta Győri September 9, 2025

The Algerian and the Tunisian had been living illegally in France for almost a year before the attack took place.

Jar of El Mordjene chocolate hazelnut spread

Halal, Hazelnuts, and Hysteria: The EU’s Most Absurd Food Fight Yet

Steven Tucker August 26, 2025

Discriminatory dairy? Smuggling illicit jars of an Algerian chocolate spread into France has become an act of resistance against the ‘unjust’ and ‘unholy’ white men’s laws.

Bruno Retailleau speaking into microphone in front of a poster with the name and photo of Boualem Sansal

Turning Up the Heat: France Strips 40 Algerian Diplomats of Privileges

Hélène de Lauzun July 23, 2025

The French interior minister wants to put an end to a diplomacy steeped in “good feelings.”

French Writer Faces Five Years Behind Bars in Algeria for ‘Undermining National Unity’

Hélène de Lauzun July 7, 2025

France’s weak diplomacy couldn’t prevent the imprisonment of the French-Algerian writer, unjustly convicted for challenging Algeria’s territorial claims.

Tag: Algeria

Algeria Plans Return Program for Its Nationals Living Abroad Illegally

Balearic Islands Overrun by New Migrant Route From Algeria

Memories From the Bataclan

Algeria Grants ‘Medical’ Pardon to Jailed Writer

Victory for RN: French Assembly Votes To Revoke 1968 Franco-Algerian Deal

France Grants Student Visas in Record Numbers to Algeria

Illegal Immigrants Finally Convicted Four Years After Raping 18-Year-Old Girl

Halal, Hazelnuts, and Hysteria: The EU’s Most Absurd Food Fight Yet

Turning Up the Heat: France Strips 40 Algerian Diplomats of Privileges

French Writer Faces Five Years Behind Bars in Algeria for ‘Undermining National Unity’

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