Wildfire Crisis in NE Algeria: Algeria is assessing the aftermath of deadly wildfires in the north-east, with Interior Minister Saïd Sayoud saying at least 12 people have died (5 in Jijel, 4 in Béjaïa, 3 in Tizi Ouzou) and 54 others injured, including six in critical condition; President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has declared three days of national mourning, with flags at half-mast and cultural and sporting events cancelled, while Civil Protection reported 46 fires still burning out of 193 across the country and firefighting continues with aircraft and helicopters. International Condolences: The UAE, Arab League, Türkiye, the African Union and Russia’s embassy all sent condolences and offered support to Algeria as residents return to damaged homes and utilities are being restored. Ceuta Tensions Spill Over: Separately, protests in Spain’s Ceuta enclave have flared again as residents target a makeshift migrant camp, keeping the wider Morocco–Spain border dispute in focus. Sports—Algerian Presence Abroad: Brighton unveiled Algerian left-back Jaouen Hadjam ahead of its European tie, while Algeria’s wildfire tragedy also dominated national attention as teams and events were disrupted. Culture: MoMA announced a major 2027 survey of post-colonial African art, including works tied to Algeria’s independence-era artistic movements.