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Algerian Parliament Passes Law Criminalizing French Colonization$

Algeria’s National People’s Assembly unanimously approved legislation designating French colonization as a crime and establishing legal grounds for reparations. The law lists imprescriptible crimes including nuclear testing, extrajudicial executions, torture, and resource exploitation. While symbolically significant, experts note the law has no international legal standing to compel France, though it marks a definitive shift in the bilateral memory relationship.

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Africa’s Exposure to the Russia–Ukraine Conflict Through Irregular Recruitment$

A growing pattern of foreign recruitment into the Russia–Ukraine war is drawing increased scrutiny across Africa. Multiple cases indicate that African nationals, including Kenyans and South Africans, have been recruited under false pretenses, promised civilian or technical work in Russia and later diverted into military roles.

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Egypt Anchors Its Energy Strategy With Long-Term Israeli Gas as Israel Weighs the Trade-Offs$

Egypt’s long-term gas import agreement with Israel secures critical supply at a time of domestic energy strain and regional instability, reinforcing Cairo’s role as an Eastern Mediterranean gas hub while exposing both sides to strategic and political trade-offs.

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Environment: Algeria’s Race Against a Looming Water Collapse$

Algeria has already crossed into “absolute” water scarcity, with each resident effectively living on a fraction of the internationally accepted minimum. As officials lean ever harder on fossil aquifers and desalination plants, experts warn that the country is trading tomorrow’s security for today’s short‑term fixes.

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