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Algeria’s School Reform Sparks Growing Controversy as Political Parties Remain Divided
The controversy surrounding Algeria’s education reform continues to grow. After initially remaining largely silent, political parties have now begun weighing in on the changes announced by the Ministry of National Education, revealing deep divisions over the direction of the country’s school system.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
Algeria Accelerates Shift Toward English as Universities and Public Institutions Embrace a New Linguistic Era
ALGIERS — Algeria is steadily advancing one of its most ambitious educational and linguistic transformations in decades, with English taking on an increasingly prominent role across schools, universities, and public institutions. The move reflects the country's broader strategy to strengthen international competitiveness, expand scientific cooperation, and prepare younger generations for a global economy where English has become the dominant language of business, technology, and research.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
FA Set to Withdraw Support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino: What It Could Mean for World Football
Growing Tensions Signal Potential Shift in Global Football Governance A significant development may be emerging within international football governance as reports suggest that the Football Association (FA) is preparing to withdraw its support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino. If confirmed, the move could mark one of the most notable challenges to Infantino's leadership in recent years and potentially reshape political alliances within world football.
By Sagheen Khan2 months ago in Journal
How Israel Built a Surveillance Network Covering Nearly All of Gaza, According to Al Jazeera Analysis
Gaza City — More than two and a half years after the war in Gaza began in October 2023, Israel has established an extensive network of military positions across the enclave, many of which remain active despite the ceasefire that took effect in October 2025. According to an investigation by Al Jazeera's Open Source Unit, these sites are strategically positioned on elevated terrain, creating what analysts describe as an integrated surveillance system capable of monitoring large portions of the Gaza Strip.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
Why the Sahel’s Military Governments Have Escalated Tensions With Mauritania, Benin, and Côte d’Ivoire
As the rainy season transforms the parched landscapes of the Sahel, political tensions are rising just as rapidly as the floodwaters. While seasonal rains briefly soften the region's harsh terrain, they cannot wash away years of conflict, instability, and geopolitical rivalry that have defined the central Sahel for more than two decades.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
Ceuta Caught Between Political Leverage and a Humanitarian Emergency as New Mass Migration Wave Hits Spain
A fresh wave of irregular migration has once again thrust Ceuta, Spain's North African enclave bordering Morocco, into the international spotlight. Thousands of migrants crossed the border by land and sea in what has been described as the largest mass crossing from Morocco since the 2021 crisis, reigniting political tensions between Madrid and Rabat while placing renewed humanitarian pressure on both sides of the frontier.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
Ceuta Migration Crisis Fuels Online Disinformation Campaign Targeting Spain, Al Jazeera Investigation Finds
Only hours after Spanish authorities declared a state of emergency in the North African enclave of Ceuta following a sudden influx of migrants, Madrid blamed the crisis on misleading rumors spread by human trafficking networks. According to Spanish officials, those networks exploited a recent ruling by Spain's Supreme Court to falsely convince migrants that they could enter Ceuta and remain legally on Spanish territory.
By Sahby Mehalla2 months ago in Journal
