Algerian newspapers launched a sharp attack on the French government, after the French trade minister announced the ministry’s intention to invest in Western Sahara.

The region is the last colony in Africa and Algeria demands self-determination in accordance with UN resolutions, while Morocco adheres to Algeria’s rejected autonomy plan.

Algeria’s response to the announcement was outrageous, with newspapers calling it contrary to international law and threatening to deteriorate bilateral relations between the two countries, and renewed demands for the realization of the rights of Sahrawis to self-determination in the region.

The newspapers pointed out that this French move comes in the context of Paris’ attempts to strengthen its relations with Morocco, and include them in its economic interests, at the expense of the Sahrawi issue and Algeria’s demands.
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🗯 Since the visit of the French envoy Paul Soler to Libya, and the refusal of the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, to receive him, a different picture has emerged of the political mechanisms in the Libyan crisis, which has entered a new phase within many tracks, some of which are trying to reach a solution.

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French authorities have arrested a 16-year-old boy on charges of inciting terrorism after he announced on social media his intention to carry out an attack during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

A French police spokeswoman confirmed that investigations were underway to determine the seriousness of his intentions and whether his actions posed a real threat.

With France hosting the Olympics this summer, the French government has asked for help from some 45 foreign countries to bolster security and better secure the sporting event.

Reuters reported last month that the French government was seeking additional international support from the military, police, and civil servants to ensure the success and safety of the Paris Olympics.
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Trade unions at Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports in the French capital, Paris, announced plans to go on strike on July 17, nine days before the start of the Olympic Games.

The strike comes in the context of unions demanding increased wages and improved working conditions, in addition to bonuses and additional resources for all workers during the Olympic period.

Airports are expected to witness a significant increase in passenger traffic, with the number of arrivals expected to reach approximately 350,000 people daily, including athletes and their sports equipment.

Unions indicated that this increase in movement requires an increase in employment and improvement of operational conditions.
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