This article by the economist Idriss Hadj Nacer does not foretell collapse. It explores what a shock at Hormuz might lay bare: that globalization still rests on straits, pipelines, mines, fertilizers, insurance markets, and roads. When those flows snap, the world changes its rules. For Algeria, the task is not to enter the game, but to learn to play it with a doctrine of its own.
The date of October 15, 2025, represents a double symbol for Twala. The first is a return to publishing following a 15-day suspension. The second is the fifth anniversary of the creation of our news outlet....
As 2024 draws to a close under the weight of unbearable tragedies in Gaza, Sudan, Congo, Haiti, the Sahel and along migration routes, this essay calls for resistance against dehumanization, Western silence, colonial violence and impunity....
Over the past few days, historic encampments in support of Palestine have emerged on American campuses, notably at Ivy League universities such as Columbia and Stanford. These encampments have provided a platform for influential voices, including...
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