Many Algerians feel a spiteful satisfaction after the surprise elimination of the Atlas Lions against South Africa in the round of 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN Côte d’Ivoire 2023).
Algeria has canceled its decision to prohibit economic operators from any transshipment or transit through Moroccan ports of goods destined for it, particularly those related to meat and other perishable products.
An Algerian woman has been deprived of an agricultural land she was exploiting in the area of competence of the land registry service in Berkane.
After Algeria’s elimination in the first round of the Africa Cup of Nations football (CAN) tournament, for the second consecutive time, an Algerian imam made serious accusations against Morocco and the other teams that are continuing their adventure in this 34th edition, in Côte d’Ivoire.
Morocco and Israel are once again in the sights of Algeria, which continues to see the threat of the Moroccan and Israeli external enemies everywhere.
In compliance with the Algerian decision to completely boycott all goods transiting through Moroccan ports, two major shipping companies have turned away from Tanger Med.
Morocco and Algeria are in fierce competition for economic and military control of the Maghreb. The two countries have been in a low-intensity conflict for years, with the Sahara issue as the backdrop.
Algeria is under fire for the dissemination by its press agency of false information according to which Moroccan security officials are the subject of international arrest warrants.
Rather than focusing on the matches of its national team in the final phase of the Africa Cup of Nations in Côte d’Ivoire, Algeria has sadly distinguished itself by once again mixing politics with sport, through media campaigns of denigration against the Moroccan team.
The police agents at Marrakech-Menara airport arrested, on Wednesday, a 39-year-old Algerian national, who was the subject of an international arrest warrant issued by the French judicial authorities in a case related to money laundering.
The Algerian public television has dismissed its sports correspondent in charge of covering the 34th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations currently taking place in Côte d’Ivoire because of Morocco.
The Mauritanian Football Federation (FFRIM) has denounced a smear campaign by Algerian media accusing it of having benefited from Moroccan financing.