Crisis between Algeria and Morocco

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• I apologize, but I don’t have enough information to write an accurate and compelling headline based on the given context. The summary and first paragraph are empty, and the original translated title alone doesn’t provide sufficient details to create a journalistic headline that captures the essence of the story. To write an appropriate headline, I would need more specific information about the new accusations, their nature, and their potential impact on Morocco-Algeria relations or regional dynamics.
  23 August 2021, by Sylvanus
• Moroccan Social Media Users Call for Boycott of Algerian Artists Amid Rising Tensions
  18 October 2024, by Sylvanus

  On the web, many Moroccan Internet users are calling on all organizers of shows and artistic events to boycott Algerian artists in reaction to the hostile actions that Algeria has recently taken against Morocco and Moroccans.
  Algerian singers are unwelcome in Morocco. On the web, they are the target of a new boycott campaign launched by Moroccan Internet users. They are calling on organizers of national events to cancel the shows of Algerian artists and to give priority to local artists, (…)

• Drought Sparks Water Tensions Between Morocco and Algeria
  15 June 2024, by Prince

  A new crisis is about to open between Morocco and Algeria. At the origin of these tensions, the lack of water caused by the severe drought that has been hitting the region for nearly five years.
  "Is a water war imminent between Morocco and Algeria?", wonders Jeune Afrique, evoking the recent statements of the Algerian Minister of Irrigation, Taha Derbal, who holds Morocco responsible for the uprisings recorded in early June in the city of Tiaret, in northwestern Algeria, due to the (…)

• Suspect in Fatal Algerian Lynching Arrested Fleeing to Morocco Amid Deadly Wildfires
  16 August 2021, by Sylvanus

  In Algeria, the main suspect in the death of Djamel Bensmail, a 35-year-old man lynched in Larbaâ Nath Irathen, has been arrested, according to the authorities, as he was fleeing towards Morocco. The victim was suspected of being an arsonist. The neighboring country is suffering from deadly fires ravaging the north of the country.
  The events took place last Wednesday. After leaving his home to help extinguish the forest fires ravaging northern Algeria, Djamel Bensmail is suspected of (…)

• Algeria Accuses Separatist Groups Backed by Morocco and Israel of Deadly Wildfires
  18 August 2021, by Sylvanus

  During a meeting chaired by the Algerian head of state, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, on Wednesday, the High Security Council (HCS) accuses the Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylia (MAK) and the Rachad movement, classified as "terrorist organizations" and considered to be protected by Morocco and Israel, of being responsible for the deadly fires that ravaged the north of the neighboring country and the death of Djamel Bensmail, a 35-year-old man, lynched in Larbaâ Nath Irathen.
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• Algeria Unilaterally Terminates Iron Deposit Agreement with Morocco, Former Ambassador Claims
  5 August 2022, by Sylvanus

  A former Algerian ambassador claims that Morocco has no rights over the Gara-Djebilet deposit, which had been the subject of a cooperation agreement between Rabat and Algiers.
  In a statement to Algérie patriotique, the former Algerian ambassador confirmed that the cooperation agreement for the development of the Gara-Djebilet mine, signed on June 15, 1972 in Rabat, has indeed lapsed for both legal and political reasons. Recalling that this agreement, which is annexed to the agreement on (…)

• Morocco Withdraws from North African Karate Championship amid Diplomatic Tensions with Tunisia
  28 August 2022, by Prince

  Morocco announced on Saturday that it will not participate in the North African Karate Championship scheduled for September 7-11 in Tunisia.
  In a statement published on Saturday and obtained by the Anadolu Agency, the Royal Moroccan Federation of Karate and Associated Disciplines announced the cancellation of its participation in the North African Karate Championship. The reason is the emerging crisis between the two countries because of the Sahara.
  Morocco recalled its ambassador to (…)

• Morocco’s Ambassador Declines Meeting with Algerian Foreign Minister Amid Diplomatic Crisis
  25 August 2021, by Sylvanus

  Ramtane Lamamra, the Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, summoned Mohamed Ait Ouali, the Moroccan ambassador to Algiers, following Algeria’s decision to sever ties with the kingdom. The Moroccan diplomat declined this invitation.
  Following Algeria’s decision to sever diplomatic relations with Morocco, Ramtane Lamamra summoned the Kingdom’s ambassador to Algiers, Mohamed Ait Ouali, who did not respond favorably to his request, reports Le360. "The Moroccan ambassador’s refusal to receive (…)

• Morocco Closes Embassy in Algeria Amid Diplomatic Rift
  27 August 2021, by Sylvanus

  Morocco has decided to close its embassy in Algiers this Friday, August 27 after the Algerian decision to break off diplomatic relations.
  As of this Friday, the Moroccan embassy "will close, the ambassador and all staff will be repatriated to Rabat," an official Moroccan source told AFP. On Tuesday, the Algerian Foreign Minister, Ramtane Lamamra, announced that Algeria has decided to break off diplomatic relations with Morocco. Algiers notably blames Rabat for the support of Omar Hilale, (…)

• Algeria Sets Sights on Third African Cup Title in Morocco 2025
  25 February, by Sylvanus

  Walid Sadi, Algerian Minister of Sports, reveals the dream his country intends to realize during its participation in the next Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Morocco 2025).
  Adorned with two stars, Algeria is in search of a third African title. Its dream is to win a third star during its participation in the next CAN, which will take place from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026 in Morocco. "Winning the title in Morocco, why not?" declared Walid Sadi during a press conference hel