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Algeria beat Jordan at the World Cup after trailingNewsAlgeria beat Jordan 2 to 1 in their second World Cup group match after trailing at half-time. It was Algeria's first World Cup win since…The 57th Algiers International Fair opens with Spain as guest of honourNews · AlgiersPresident Tebboune opened the 57th Algiers International Fair on Monday 22 June. The fair ran until 27 June, with Spain as guest of honour.New council for Algerian scientists living abroadNewsThe Council of Ministers created a High Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad. The new body will advise the Presidency and…Skechers to open its first African factory in AlgiersNews · AlgiersThe American shoe brand Skechers signed an agreement with the Algerian company Tradifoot to make its shoes in Algeria. It will be the…Algeria lose 3 to 0 to Argentina in their World Cup openerNewsAlgeria lost 3 to 0 to the world champions Argentina in their first World Cup match in 12 years.BEM results: 65 per cent pass and three girls at the topNews65.19 per cent of pupils passed the 2026 BEM, the exam at the end of middle school. The three best marks in the country all went to girls.First stone laid for an Algerian-funded power plant in ChadNewsPrime Minister Sifi Ghrieb laid the first stone of a 40-megawatt power plant in N'Djamena. Algeria is building it as a gift to Chad, five…Names and numbers of the 11 new wilayas fixed by decreeNewsA presidential decree gave the 11 new wilayas their official names and numbers, from 59 to 69. Each takes its name from the town that…Algeria opens a 40 MW power plant it built for NigerNewsAlgeria handed over a 40-megawatt power plant it built in Niamey as a gift to Niger. Sonelgaz International built it in about 70 days.Algeria and France restart cooperation on security and migrationNewsAlgeria's Interior Minister Saïd Sayoud visited Paris on 1 and 2 June. France said the two ministries had resumed regular work after months…