Hana Saada
Journalist, Researcher and Translator
We will not be assured as long as Western Sahara, Palestine remain under occupation: South African President
“If there is any country or countries that can comprehend the suffering and the struggle for freedom and independence of Palestine, it is the African continent and the people of Africa."
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad thanks Algeria for backing country's return to Arab League
Algeria´s Foreign Minister decried Syria´s decade-long suspension from the Arab League, indicating unwavering support for the war-torn country's return to the organization under President Bashar Al-Assad.
An Inside Look Into Iranian Traditions During Eid Al-Adha
In an exclusive interview for Al Mayadeen, the Iranian Cultural Attaché to Algeria, Sayyed Jalal Miraghaee, reflects on the traditions the Iranian people observe during Eid Al-Adha.
People, worldwide, mark Quds Day in solidarity with Palestinians, calling for uprooting Zionist purulent gland
People worldwide, including the USA, irrespective of their religions, and from all walks of life, are taking to the streets in massive numbers to support Palestinians in the face of the Zionist project.
SADR proclamation: Take a look at diplomatic, legal gains of Sahrawis amid Moroccan arrogance, flagrant violation of 1991-cease fire (Part 4)
Besides Algeria, Morocco eyes to trigger bilateral crises with other countries that abide by the laws of international legality regarding the Sahrawi issue, resorting to staging lies and baseless accusations.
SADR proclamation: Take a look at diplomatic, legal gains of Sahrawis amid Moroccan arrogance, flagrant violation of 1991-cease fire (Part 3)
By making use of singular bad faith and failing all international efforts led under the aegis of the United Nations, the Kingdom of Morocco has destroyed all confidence in its word and in its signature.
SADR proclamation: Diplomatic, legal gains of Sahrawis amid Moroccan arrogance, flagrant violation of 1991-cease fire (Part2)
The Sahrawi people have become in control following a High Court stating that the territory of Western Sahara is Africa’s last colonized territory, vesting control of the natural resources of Western Sahara in the Sahrawi people.
SADR proclamation: Diplomatic, legal gains of Sahrawis amid Moroccan arrogance, flagrant violation of 1991-cease fire (Part1)
Despite a cease-fire in 1991 that put an end to the armed combat and the UN efforts toward self-determination, Western Sahara remains a disputed territory.
Algeria’s tireless efforts crowned with success: Zionist Entity kicked out of African Union till further study
Many African nations were appalled by the AU's unjust decision taken in a year in which the oppressed, defenseless Palestinian people were hounded by destructive bombardments...