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President Tebboune: There is no military solution in Mali, and indirect contacts are ongoing

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President Tebboune: There is no military solution in Mali, and indirect contacts are ongoing

Algeria News Portal: In a televised interview with representatives of the national press, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune stated that the situation in Mali has been heading in a direction that can only lead to further instability, expressing his regret over the worrying developments the country is witnessing.

The president stressed that Algeria adheres to the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other states, affirming that his country “has not and will not interfere” in Mali, despite the deep historical ties between the two nations. He added that Algeria has always been a “brother” to Mali and will remain so regardless of the circumstances.

President Tebboune: There is no military solution in Mali, and indirect contacts are ongoing

In a related context, Tebboune clarified that the use of force is not a solution to the Malian crisis, expressing his conviction that Malians are capable of overcoming their ordeal on their own. At the same time, he affirmed that Algeria is ready to provide assistance to help de-escalate the situation, if requested to do so, without any ulterior motives or conditions.

President Tebboune: There is no military solution in Mali, and indirect contacts are ongoing

He also sent a direct message to those who still believe in the fraternal ties between the two countries, stating that Algeria “is present and ready to help.” He revealed that indirect contacts exist between the two sides, noting that the shared history and destiny of Algeria and Mali are inescapable. In concluding his remarks, he stated that while Mali’s current leader has not spoken ill of Algeria, his inner circle and those around him have attacked and insulted Algeria.

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Tebboune Sets Social Media on Fire After Non-Event’ OPEC Comment

Tebboune Sets Social Media on Fire After Non-Event’ OPEC Comment
Tebboune Sets Social Media on Fire After Non-Event’ OPEC Comment

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s remark, describing certain developments within OPEC as “no event,” quickly spread across media outlets and social platforms, becoming a trending topic due to its concise wording and clear political weight.

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The phrase, despite its simplicity, came within a broader reading of power balances inside the organization, where the significance of individual moves is not measured by media noise, but by their real impact on production decisions and market equilibrium.

In this context, the message emphasized that Saudi Arabia remains the key and heavyweight player within OPEC, given its energy capacity and its ability to influence oil policy directions—reflecting a structural reality of the organization rather than a momentary stance.

Tebboune Sets Social Media on Fire After Non-Event’ OPEC Comment

From Algeria’s perspective, this approach reflects a pragmatic reading of oil market stability, avoiding exaggeration or emotional reactions, and focusing instead on the actors that truly shape outcomes.

What made the statement widely discussed was not only its content, but also how it was received in the media sphere, where a short phrase turned into a broader political debate on energy power dynamics in the region.

Ultimately, the core message remains clear: within OPEC, real weight is measured by influence and action, not appearance or rhetoric.

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White Coup in Morocco: Mohammed VI Cedes Defense Powers

White Coup in Morocco: Mohammed VI Cedes Defense Powers

In what is being described as a clear white coup within the royal palace, King Mohamed VI of Morocco – citing deteriorating mental and physical health- has reportedly ceded his constitutional defense powers to his son, Crown Prince Moulay Hassan, via royal decree.

King Mohammed VI, the Supreme Commander and Chief of General Staff of the Royal Armed Forces FAR, has officially appointed Crown Prince Moulay Hassan as the Coordinator of the Offices and services of the General Staff of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces

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President Tebboune: The UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC is not happening; the cornerstone is our sister nation, Saudi Arabia

President Tebboune: The UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC is not happening; the cornerstone is our sister nation, Saudi Arabia

Algeria News Portal: In a strong statement during his first comments on the UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said that the UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC “is a non-event,” adding that “the pillar of the Arab states in OPEC is our sister country, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; the matter is settled and the book is closed.”

President Tebboune’s statement came during his press conference with the national media, which will be broadcast in full tonight starting at 9 p.m. on television and radio channels.

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