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Algeria Army Chief Calls for 'Mutual Concessions' as Protests Continue
Algeria's armed forces chief on Tuesday called for "mutual concessions" between the country's interim leaders and protesters demanding broader … Source :...
World News: Des étudiants et des enseignants algériens descendent dans la rue pour réclamer des élections
Algiers: Thousands of Algerian students and teachers took to the streets of the capital yesterday chanting slogans against the armed forces chief … Source :...
Algeria to take months to make final Total deal decision
ALGIERS, May 29 (Reuters) - Algeria could take months to decide if Total can buy Anadarko’s assets in the North African country as officials focus on the political transition after April’s ousting of...
Total to hold talks with Algeria over Anadarko assets
FILE PHOTO: Total S.A. CEO Patrick Pouyanne attends the China Development Forum in Beijing, China, March 25, 2019. REUTERS/Thomas Peter<p>PARIS (Reuters) - Total will meet Algerian authorities...
Anger over death of Algeria hunger-striking activist Kamel Eddine Fekhar
An imprisoned Algerian human rights activist, who had been on hunger strike for more than 50 days, has died.<p>Kamel Eddine Fekhar was arrested in March for "undermining state security" and put...
Europa Oil & Gas looks to new frontiers in ireland and Morocco
Europa Oil & Gas PLC (LON:EOG) is an AIM listed oil and gas exploration and production company.<p>Focus is on very high impact exploration in Atlantic … Source :...
Armed foreigner storms into ‘noisy’ Taita Taveta mosque
Prayers disrupted as armed South African man storms into Taita Taveta mosque<p>Police have arrested a foreign national for storming into a Mosque armed … Source :...
'I'll Be Back': Arnold Schwarzenegger 'Pumps It Up' With Rap Debut (VIDEO)
The rap song and video is about motivation and tells the story of Schwarzenegger's career - from a bodybuilder to one of Hollywood's most popular … Source :...
Rory Stewart: The former Iraq coalition official who wants to lead the UK
International development minister Rory Stewart is harnessing social media in a bid to convince the British public he would make a better prime … Source :...
Malta schools ask what's a better uniform — ties or tracksuits | DW | 29.05.2019
Children in Malta are obliged to wear school uniforms, a tradition that many European countries abandoned long ago. State schools may finally ditch … Source :...
ISIS suspects sent by US from Syria to Iraq
US forces have quietly sent at least 30 suspected foreign ISIS militants captured in Syria last year and in late 2017 to stand trial in Iraq, … Source :...
John Bolton says Iran is 'almost certainly' behind oil tanker 'attacks'
US President Trump's national security adviser did not provide evidence but claimed Iran was behind attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. … Source :...
Huawei's Android replacement to launch in June
Huawei has confirmed that it will launch its home-grown mobile operating system next month, as Google prepares to cut off the Chinese smartphone … Source :...
'Don't say we didn't warn you!' Chinese state newspaper uses a code word for WAR to threaten the U.S. as it hints it may ban export of 'rare earths' if Washington refuses to back down in trade war
China has hinted that a trade war could lead to real war with a coded warning as it threatens to stop exporting 'rare earth' minerals to the …Source :...
Mosquée Mohammadi à Casablanca: La symbolique de l'appellation et la singularité du cachet
Casablanca - Située au coeur du quartier mythique des Habous à Casablanca, la mosquée Mohammadi est un élément essentiel de l'épicentre culturel et … Source :...
Les Nations-Unies rendent hommage aux contributions et sacrifices des Casques bleus marocains
Nations-Unies (New York) - Les Nations-Unies rendent hommage aux contributions et sacrifices des Casques bleus marocains, déployés dans le cadre des … Source :...
Morts sur l’Everest : “Les gens voient des photos, ils ont l'impression que c'est facile”
On ne peut pas continuer comme ça. Or dans les médias et sur les réseaux sociaux, les gens voient des photos de l’Everest, ils voient des gens qui gravissent le Toit du Monde. Ils ont l’impression...
La Malaisie va retourner à l’envoyeur des tonnes de déchets plastiques
Le ministère de l’Environnement malaisien a indiqué, mardi 28 mai, qu’il renverrait les déchets plastiques dont se sont débarrassés des pays plus développés. Les États-Unis, le Royaume-Uni mais...
Affaire Boël : en Belgique, l’ex-roi Albert II a effectué un test de paternité
L’ancien souverain nie depuis des années être le père de Delphine Boël, une artiste belge qui cherche à faire reconnaître sa filiation devant les tribunaux depuis 2013. Condamné il y a quelques jours...
Revue de presse quotidienne
Rabat - Voici les principaux titres développés par la presse nationale de ce mercredi : Le Matin : • Sa Majesté le Roi Mohammed VI, accompagné de S.A.R. le Prince Héritier Moulay El Hassan, a...