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Oil: Brent surpasses $106 per barrel

Oil: Brent surpasses $106 per barrel

Oil prices stabilized relatively today, Thursday, during mid-European trading, as traders await developments in geopolitical factors affecting the crude market. The price of North Sea Brent crude for July delivery rose by 0.67% to $106.34. Meanwhile, its American counterpart, West Texas Intermediate crude for June delivery, increased by 0.53% to $101.56.

May 14, 2026radioalgerie.dz
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The HATPLC defines the rules and raises awareness: What you need to know about reporting corruption

In a context marked by a strong commitment from the State to strengthen public governance and consolidate mechanisms to combat corruption, the High Authority for Transparency, Prevention and Fight against Corruption (HATPLC) published, on May 12, 2026, an official statement aimed at reminding citizens of the regulatory channels for reporting acts of corruption. A document that is part of a broader dynamic of actions and initiatives deployed across the national territory since the beginning of the year. The article The HATPLC defines the rules and...

May 14, 2026ecotimesdz.com
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The specialized Spanish press talks about it: Algeria at the heart of European energy security

In an unprecedented geopolitical instability context, Algeria is establishing itself as one of the most strategic players in the global energy market. This is revealed by an in-depth analysis published by the specialized Spanish media El Periodico de la Energia, which paints a striking portrait of a country redefining its place on the international energy chessboard. The article The specialized Spanish press talks about it: Algeria at the heart of European energy security first appeared on ECOTIMES.

May 14, 2026ecotimesdz.com
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More than 850 exhibitors expected at the 24th edition of SIPSA FILAHA 2026: The essential meeting of agriculture

Under the theme: 'Modernizing agriculture, strengthening food sovereignty, and projecting the future', the 24th edition of the international exhibition SIPSA FILAHA & AFRIKA FOOD EXPORT will be held from May 18 to 21, 2026, at the Palais des expositions des Pins maritimes (SAFEX) in Algiers. Indeed, no less than 850 exhibitors from 39 nationalities, representing 247 international brands, are expected at this new edition of SIPSA FILAHA, which has now established itself as an essential meeting for the agricultural sector and food security in Algeria and on the African continent.

May 14, 2026ecotimesdz.com
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Paris-Nairobi: The Last Act of a Fiasco

The 'Africa Forward' summit, held on May 11 and 12 in Nairobi (Kenya), was supposed to seal the long-promised reformation of Franco-African relations. It mainly marked, in the background, the end of French political dominance on the continent. Between admissions of budgetary weakness and economic forward flight, Emmanuel Macron ends his second African mandate with a deeply contrasting record, marked by Paris's loss of momentum against new competitors. The article Paris-Nairobi: The Last Act of a Fiasco first appeared on ECOTIMES.

May 14, 2026ecotimesdz.com
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Algerian mining sector: The major shift after oil

By promoting the exploitation of its giant iron, phosphate, and zinc deposits, Algeria is realizing a historic transition towards a diversified economy. Driven by an attractive legislative overhaul and a $18 billion railway logistics plan, the country is freeing itself from exclusive dependence on hydrocarbons. This mandatory local transformation strategy creates a powerful multiplier effect: it secures the trade balance, generates tens of thousands of jobs, and elevates the nation to the rank of a future essential industrial and agricultural hub on a global scale...

May 14, 2026ecotimesdz.com