Military Plane Crashes in Algeria, Killing at Least 257 CAIRO — The crash of a military transport plane that killed 257 people Wednesday was Algeria’s deadliest ever, compounding the woeful air safety ...

A Defense News investigation has revealed that Russia is using Algeria as a key hub in a shadow logistics network that may be moving military equipment and helping Moscow bypass Western sanctions.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - Algeria's President Abdelmajid Tebboune gives a press conference, in Algiers, Algeria, Sunday, 24, 2019. Algeria's ...

The Algerian Navy is one of the most powerful on the African continent After gaining independence from France in 1962, Algeria has made a point of modernizing its navy Algeria is one of only a few ...

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Algeria has around twenty military bases and barracks along its border with Morocco, some of which are old and date back to the French colonial era. The eastern neighbor is currently completing the ...

The military transport aircraft had been carrying military personnel and their families when it crashed in Oum El Bouaghi province, the source said. One survivor has been found in the wreckage of a ...

At least 257 people were killed on Wednesday when a military plane crashed near the Algerian capital, Algiers, state media reported. The plane crashed shortly after taking off from the Boufarik air ...

Algeria has begun delivering military equipment to Mali as part of strengthened military cooperation between the neighboring countries, Agence France Presse reported. The move followed a recent visit ...

Algeria’s non-participation in this year’s African Lion military exercises is emphatic and rooted primarily in objections to two participating countries: Morocco and Israel. The Algerian military will ...

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Algeria will hold its next election on Sept. 7, giving first-term President Abdelmajid Tebboune more than five months to campaign should he decide to seek a second term leading ...