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Western Sahara: Algeria has voiced “deep regret” after the UN Security Council failed to renew MINURSO’s mandate, with the US and Russia blocking rival proposals. Algiers reiterated its call for a political solution that lets the Sahrawi people exercise self-determination. Niger Mission: About 60 Algerian fuel tankers arrived in Agadez under joint military escort, as the two countries cooperate to ease fuel shortages. Housing: Distribution of 133,780 homes and housing subsidies across Algeria is set to begin on Revolution Day, November 1. Energy: Algeria joined six other OPEC+ producers in agreeing in principle to keep December output targets unchanged, while Hydrocarbons Minister Mohamed Arkab met Algerian scientist Elias Zerhouni to discuss drawing on expertise abroad. Media: Communication Minister Mohamed Bouslimani presided over the launch of AL24 News International. Revolution Day: Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev congratulated President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, praising the countries’ ties and wishing prosperity for Algeria.

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Algeria Deploys Troops to Niger to Safeguard Shared Economic Interests

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