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In today ' s event, we highlight the agreement of the Parliament to send armed forces to Niger with a view to protecting energy installations. Today ' s guest: Akram Akhrif, journalist specializing in defence and security cases.
With a view to protecting energy installations and the first out-of-border deployment of the army since 1973, the Algerian Parliament has agreed to send troops to Niger. This rare step comes with the strengthening of security relations between the two neighbours following the frustration of a coup attempt in Niger in August.
This workshop is reviewed by the following headings: Algeria. Older persons have their first birth at 75 years of age and are controversial in Algeria. A child who drives the greetings of Egyptian science with the enthusiasm of the school. A wedding dress with the colours of the Syrian flag ignites the controversy. "White Gold" cheers Sudanese farmers despite irrigation problems. Australia. wedding guests in Sydney save the night of life in chairs.
The Criminal Court of the Algiers Council handed down death sentences for nine accused in cases of trafficking in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, in the first such sentence, based on Algerian anti-drug legislation. In a statement, the Algiers Council stated that, according to the German news agency, three accused were present and six others in absentia.
It is estimated that over 200 people died in fires in the north-east of the country during the summer.
The Algerian National People ' s Assembly has adopted a draft amendment to the Penal Code to include the death penalty for offences of fire and abduction of children. After its approval, the text shall be moved to the Council of the Nation, Chamber II of Parliament, for discussion and vote before it is signed by the President of the Republic and issued in the Official Gazette to begin its application.
This workshop is reviewed by the following headings: Algeria. Stealing the doors of a lady's car triggers a wave of anger. Jordan. The poor broadcast of Jordan ' s and Syria ' s recent network platform. Syria... The groom was prevented from entering women's parties at all times. Morocco. Two guys save a cat from falling. Turkey. Long tape of money gift at a wedding.
This workshop is reviewed by the following headings: Syria. The tourists are cleaning the Roman runway in a mountain city. Algeria... A single groom at his wedding has a replacement party for Yemen. A father sells his library to buy a computer for his son to complete his education. Saudi... The driver of "playing" on the cables of a barbed valley during the drive. Nigeria... A statue with a terrifying visual trick.
Recent reports indicate that there is a " global shift " away from oil, not only on its economic and environmental dimensions, but that it may create financial crises and policy, immigration and conflict disturbances if producing countries are not prepared to cope with this decline.
