AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildfires & Justice: President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered amendments to Algeria’s Criminal Code to reinstate the death penalty for deliberate arson after wildfires killed at least 12 people in the northeast and injured dozens, with arrests reported and a three-day mourning period declared; the justice ministry is set to submit the draft by September 15, and any execution would only come after all legal appeals. Sahel Security: Algeria also moved to support Niger after a failed mutiny in Niamey, deploying four Su-30 fighter jets plus an Il-78 tanker (and other support) to back Nigerien forces against “attempts to destabilize” the state. Diplomacy & Economy: Algeria and Germany agreed to expand cooperation in energy, renewables, industry, transport, and pharmaceuticals, with talks in Algiers between Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf and German FM Johann Wadephul. Sports (Algeria in focus): Algeria’s Malkia Strikers face Kenya’s Malkia Strikers in CAVB quarter-finals, while local football chatter also centers on Riyad Mahrez’s delayed move to Al-Shabab.
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