AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAlgeria-France Memory Law: Algeria’s new law criminalising French colonisation has officially entered into force, branding the 1830–1962 period a “state crime” and threatening prison and fines for anyone promoting or denying its criminal nature. Diplomatic Reset: The same week also saw signs of thaw in France–Algeria ties, with French officials saying previously frozen cooperation files are being reactivated. Western Sahara Tensions: Algeria’s position on Western Sahara remains a live wire, with U.S. pressure and shifting alliances adding to the friction. World Cup Build-Up: Algeria’s national team confirmed friendlies ahead of the 2026 World Cup—first vs the Netherlands on June 3, then Bolivia on June 10—while the final 26-player squad is due to be announced May 31. Sports Spotlight: In Europe, Algerian winger Rachid Ghezzal confirmed his Lyon exit, ending a short return spell. Human Rights Watch: In the U.S., pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil’s lawyers say they will push the case to the Supreme Court after a divided appeals court ruling.
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