Algeria constantly sees the threat of the Moroccan external enemy everywhere. This time, it accuses Morocco of being behind the calls to demonstrate on its territory launched by the GenZ 213 movement.
The Moroccan authorities have decided to impose a temporary electronic visa on nationals of eight African countries, including Algerians. A measure that is diversely appreciated on social networks. While some consider this decision as ordinary, others, like the Algerian journalist Hafid Derradji , consider it sudden and unjustified.
Air Algérie is preparing to acquire new aircraft to increase its fleet from 56 to 104 aircraft by 2028. This dynamic, upon closer inspection, aims to compete with Royal Air Maroc, the Moroccan airline.
Massad Boulos, advisor to US President Donald Trump for Arab, Middle Eastern and African affairs, met with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in July and carried two essential messages concerning the Sahara issue and relations with Israel.
The presumed neutral position that Algeria has adopted during the reception by its Minister of Foreign Affairs of the personal envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General for Western Sahara, Staffan de Mistura, is not to the liking of the Moroccan League for Citizenship and Human Rights.
Many Moroccans are angry at Al Jazeera English. The source of this discontent is the international news channel’s publication of an Arab League map that includes a map of Morocco missing its Sahara region.
Two Algerians were arrested at Rabat-Salé international airport in possession of fake passports as they were about to leave Morocco for France. The King’s Prosecutor at the Court of First Instance in Salé ordered their pre-trial detention.
The Moroccan army is equipped and ready to carry out, in just “a few weeks,” an operation to secure the buffer zone in the Sahara.
Egypt is seeking the support of countries such as Morocco and Algeria to reactivate a NATO-style Arab military force capable of rapidly defending itself in the event of an attack.
Moroccans occupy the third place among the beneficiaries of residence permits within the European Union (EU), after Ukraine and India. Algeria is absent from the top 10.
A confidential Swiss diplomatic letter, dated January 30, 1978, reveals a conspiracy by Algeria against Morocco and Mauritania through the Polisario.
Morocco has reinforced security at the maritime border strip separating the towns of Fnideq and Ceuta in order to thwart attempts of illegal immigration towards the Spanish enclave by Algerian candidates present in Morocco.