Algeria’s president has announced plans to import 1 million sheep ahead of Eid al-Adha to stabilize costs and meet demand. The import effort is in response to rising prices due to a record drought affecting North Africa. The government aims to prevent price spikes and shortages that could make the ritual sacrifice unaffordable for most Algerian families. This initiative follows previous efforts to ease public frustration over rising costs and ensure access to affordable food staples.
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Italian opposition parties rally in Rome to demand end to Gaza genocide – Middle East Monitor
Tens of thousands protested in Rome against Israel's actions in Gaza, organized by Italy's opposition parties, including the Democratic Party, Five Star Movement, and Greens and Left Alliance. Protesters condemned the Israeli government's actions as genocidal, with leaders highlighting the death toll, including over 15,000 children, and calling for an end to military cooperation with Israel. The demonstration, which drew over 300,000 participants, coincided with solidarity events in other Italian cities, amid ongoing international scrutiny...
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