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The General Directorate of Taxes announced that the remote procedures portal 'Jabaytak' has resumed normal operations this morning, following the completion of the scheduled technical works for the system.

Various provinces of the country have begun the immediate implementation of a series of field measures to ensure the smooth conduct of the harvest and threshing campaign, in execution of the instructions of the President of the Republic, and in realization of the outcomes of the coordination meeting chaired by the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport, Saïd Sayoud, yesterday Monday, with the governors of the Republic, dedicated to monitoring the progress of the campaign.

Algeria continues to enhance its water security by accelerating the remote connection projects of seawater desalination stations, with the Ministry of Water Resources working on the construction of transfer networks extending up to 250 kilometers to deliver treated water to the interior provinces, as part of a national strategy aimed at ensuring a sustainable and balanced supply of drinking water.

Global liquefied natural gas trade reached a record level in 2025, rising by 6.3% to 436.98 million tons, driven by strong U.S. exports and increased European imports that offset a decline in Asian demand, according to a report by the International Gas Union, which also warned that the conflict in the Middle East could lead to a market contraction this year. The report, which was obtained by 'Echorouk Online', indicated that the recorded increase represents the fastest growth rate since 2022, noting that tensions in the Gulf region have cast a shadow over the sector's outlook, having caused damage to liquefied natural gas infrastructure and raised uncertainty about ...

Oil prices rose in today's trading on Tuesday, achieving limited gains as traders shifted their focus to supply growth.

Gold prices fell today from the highest level in two weeks recorded yesterday, as investors await the results of the US Federal Reserve meeting on monetary policy.

Various provinces of the country have begun the immediate implementation of a series of field measures to ensure the smooth conduct of the harvest and threshing campaign, in execution of the instructions of the President of the Republic, and in realization of the outcomes of the coordination meeting chaired by the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport, Saïd Sayoud, yesterday Tuesday, with the governors of the Republic, dedicated to monitoring the progress of the campaign. A statement from the Ministry of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport clarified that the measures taken include intensifying field outings, activating coordination and monitoring cells, and closely overseeing the harvesting and threshing operations, in addition to promptly addressing concerns and obstacles raised, while mobilizing all human, material, and logistical resources.

Canada issued 1,764 drilling licenses between the beginning of this year and June 12, 2026, as part of its efforts to accelerate the development of the oil sector by establishing a new corridor for transporting crude oil within the country.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration lowers its estimates.

Oil prices rose on Tuesday, but gains were limited as traders shifted focus to supply growth and demand outlook, ignoring the easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Brent crude futures increased by 28 cents, or 0.39 percent, to reach $72.29 per barrel by 00:45 GMT, while West Texas Intermediate crude rose by 0.26 percent, or 29 cents, to $68.84 per barrel.

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