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Algeria's Healthcare System: Coping with the Post-COVID ChallengesThe COVID-19 pandemic posed significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide, pushing them to their limits and forcing a re-evaluation of priorities. Algeria, like many countries, faced tremendous pressure as its healthcare system grappled with the unforeseen health crisis. The pandemic exposed both the strengths and vulnera..

The Role of Women in Algeria's Political and Economic SpheresAlgeria, a country rich in history and culture, has undergone significant changes since its independence in 1962. These changes are reflected in the nation's political and economic spheres, where the role of women has steadily evolved. While challenges remain, Algerian women have made substantial progress, particularly in politics and ..

Algeria's Stance on the Western Sahara Conflict: A Historical and Geopolitical OverviewThe Western Sahara conflict is one of the longest and most complex territorial disputes in the modern world, involving multiple actors with deeply rooted political, historical, and strategic interests. At the center of this dispute is the question of the sovereignty of Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, ..

Algeria's Foreign Policy: Strengthening Ties with China and RussiaIntroductionAlgeria, a North African nation rich in oil and gas resources, has long pursued a foreign policy of non-alignment, emphasizing sovereignty and independence from superpower influence. Since gaining independence from French colonial rule in 1962, Algeria's foreign policy has been shaped by its revolutionary past, domesti..

Algeria's Efforts in Tackling Climate Change and DesertificationAlgeria, the largest country in Africa and one of the world's most arid regions, faces unique challenges related to climate change and desertification. With the Sahara Desert covering over 80% of its territory, the effects of these phenomena are particularly severe, impacting its environment , economy, and people. In response, Alger..

The Future of Algeria's Hydrocarbon Industry in a Post-Oil EraAlgeria, a country that sits at the crossroads of Africa and Europe, is widely known for its significant hydrocarbon reserves, particularly oil and natural gas. Over the past several decades, these resources have driven its economy, provided a backbone for government revenues, and shaped its geopolitical position as a major energy sup..

Algeria's Agricultural Sector: Addressing Food Security in a Changing Climate Algeria, the largest country in Africa, with a vast expanse of land extending from the Mediterranean Sea to the Sahara Desert, has long been challenged by the complexities of achieving food security in a climate-sensitive environment. Despite its significant hydrocarbon resources, Algeria's agricultural sector plays a ..

Algeria's Economic Reforms: Impact on Growth and EmploymentAlgeria, one of Africa's largest economies and a key player in the global energy market, has been at a crucial juncture for several years now. Despite its vast natural resources, especially in oil and gas, the country has faced significant economic challenges, including high unemployment rates, declining oil revenues, and a lack of diver..

Algeria's Border Security: Addressing Terrorism and SmugglingAlgeria, the largest country in Africa, is strategically located in North Africa, bordered by seven nations—Tunisia, Libya, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Western Sahara, and Morocco. Its vast geographical expanse, coupled with its proximity to volatile regions such as the Sahel and the Maghreb, makes Algeria's border security a critical iss..

Algeria's Water Crisis: Managing Scarcity in a Semi-Arid ClimateAlgeria, the largest country in Africa, lies mostly within the Sahara Desert. Its semi-arid climate, characterized by high temperatures and low rainfall, has created a challenging environment for water management. Over the years, Algeria has grappled with a worsening water crisis , driven by several factors including climate change,..