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By order of President Tebboune.

The annual report from the International Labour Organization revealed that the global youth unemployment rate increased last year, with some of the largest increases recorded in high-income economies, amid the boom in the field of artificial intelligence.

Silent fractures, family memory, legacy of independence and invisible war of legitimacies. For a long time, the Algerian diaspora in France has been viewed as a homogeneous whole. A community. A common history. The same people scattered between two shores of the Mediterranean. The reality is infinitely more complex.

Naftal announced in a statement on Tuesday, August 11, that a number of unofficial platforms and websites impersonating Naftal have been detected, using its name and logo without authorization, claiming to accept orders for purchasing Continental tires on behalf of the company. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

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It urged citizens to verify information through the company's official channels.

Thénia El-Had National Park in Tissemsilt Province has recorded 40,000 visitors since the beginning of the current year, according to information received today, Tuesday, from the park's director, Lahmar Abdelrazak.

The National Security has just dealt a major blow to organized financial crime in Algeria. The Regional Section for the Fight Against Organized Crime (SRLCO) in Oran, under the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN), announced this Sunday the dismantling of a structured criminal network, active on an international scale and specialized in money laundering, tax fraud, and recycling of suspicious funds. Fourteen people were arrested as part of this operation.

Germany's trade deficit with China widened in the first half of 2026, even though the Asian power remained its main trading partner, according to preliminary data published on Sunday by the state agency Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI), cited by Reuters.

French Budget Minister David Amiel described the state of public finances as a 'powder keg' and urged not to postpone decisions regarding public spending cuts until after the presidential elections scheduled for next year. In an interview with the British newspaper 'Financial Times', David Amiel stated that reducing public spending is the top priority and that France should not delay tough decisions related to public spending cuts until after the presidential elections next year, adding that he is currently preparing the budget for 2027 to present it to Parliament next fall, and he considered that the state of the country's public finances resembles a 'powder keg'. Amiel stated that the government does not want to shift the responsibility for addressing the crises...

To enhance English proficiency in the pharmaceutical industry.