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Gold prices continued to rise on Monday, reaching their highest level in over three months. Gold increased in spot transactions by 0.7 percent, recording $4636.34 per ounce, the highest level since May 15. U.S. gold futures also rose by 0.3 percent, reaching $4694.80.
U.S. President Donald Trump responded on Sunday to comments made by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, marking a clear return to tensions between the two countries following the collapse of trade negotiations. Trump stated in a post on his platform 'Truth Social' that 'Canada wants to take advantage of the benefits of being a U.S. state, without actually being one.' He added that it 'has imposed on the great American farmers, …
The global economy is now navigating in increasingly turbulent waters, where old multilateral compasses no longer work. Trade based on universal rules is giving way to an open war of geopolitical positions, turning old treaties into mere scraps of paper. Between the enforcement of punitive tariffs in North America, the tightening of sanctions against Iran, and the growing fragmentation of economic blocs, the dilemmas of the global village are intensifying. These are no longer simple...
The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamel Badari, represents Algeria at the international exhibition for agriculture and food industries 'AGRA 2026'.
The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamel Badari, represents Algeria at the international exhibition for agriculture and food industries 'AGRA 2026'.
Tesla, along with eight global and local automotive companies, announced on Friday that it will begin recalling approximately 4.3 million vehicles from the Chinese market, marking the largest historical recall in the country due to concerns about the difficulty of opening doors during emergencies. The Chinese State Administration for Market Regulation reported that Tesla leads the recall with about 2.98 million vehicles from Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X, both locally manufactured and imported, with procedures set to begin on September 25. The recalls also included record numbers from prominent Chinese companies; among them, Xiaomi with 390,000 vehicles, Li Auto with 371,000, and Xpeng with 26...
The Ministry of National Solidarity, Family and Women's Affairs announced the opening of a recruitment operation for 684 full-time contractual agents, in order to fill positions under indefinite-term employment contracts (CDI), a statement from the ministry indicated yesterday, Wednesday, as reported by APS.
Algeria - The state of Adrar will host the eighth edition of the International Festival of Desert Tourism from November 12 to 14, according to a statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Traditional Industries issued today, Wednesday.
“If August 20, 1955 embodies a strategy of confrontation against the enemy's troops on the ground, August 20, 1956 marked a major turning point by developing a multidimensional strategy that created a new balance of power between the parties engaged in the battle, both in terms of planning and organization. In doing so, the National Liberation Revolution profoundly challenged the equation of the traditional colonial system, not only in Algeria but also for all oppressed peoples around the world.”
A recorded increase of 1200 megawatts compared to the record peak registered last year.
The province of Adrar will host the eighth edition of the International Festival of Desert Tourism from November 12 to 14, according to a statement from the Ministry of Tourism and Traditional Industry issued today, Wednesday. The same source clarified that the Minister of Tourism and Traditional Industry, Mrs. Mdaahi Houria, chaired the first coordination meeting yesterday evening, Tuesday, as part of the preliminary preparations for organizing the eighth edition of the International Festival of Desert Tourism, scheduled to take place in Adrar from November 12 to 14, 2026, in addition to overseeing the official installation of the festival governor.
Gold prices fell yesterday Tuesday due to the surge in U.S. Treasury yields. Spot gold was down 0.5% at $4,393.11 an ounce (1:51 PM GMT), while U.S. gold futures for December delivery dropped 0.6% to $4,448.