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Palestinian Prisoners Pressure: Global Sumud Flotilla activists released after Israel’s late-April detention must not be the end of the story—international attention is refocusing on the thousands still held, including children and women, with families still reporting disappearances. North Africa Water Tech: FAO trained North African officials in AI and geospatial tools to manage water, land and oasis ecosystems, including Libya’s MERWAT platform for better planning. Algeria-France Judicial Links: France’s justice minister Gérald Darmanin is set to visit Algiers to revive judicial cooperation, including the case of detained journalist Christophe Gleizes. Sahara Tourism Lift: Chad and Mauritania are seeing rising interest from adventure travel firms, with online visa systems helping open new desert routes—Algeria’s Sahara also features in tour plans. World Cup Ripple for Algeria: Algeria’s World Cup fans face shifting U.S. entry rules—visa bonds are being waived for ticketed fans from qualified countries, including Algeria.

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