After two years of strained ties, Algeria's Interior Minister's visit to Spain rekindled hopes of restoring partnership and cooperation, paving the way for a fresh start.

The first meeting of the Mali-Morocco Joint Military Committee has set the stage for deeper defense cooperation, drawing attention to both its strategic significance and geopolitical ramifications.

The Algeria-Tunisia extradition agreement has sparked concerns over potential political persecution, with the UN urging both countries to uphold human rights and prevent misuse.

Despite the appointment of the Military Operations Command, which toppled Bashar al-Assad's regime, and its leader Ahmed al-Sharaa as Syria's interim president, Maghreb countries remain hesitant to open a new chapter with the country.

Between promises of cooperation and development and warnings about the exploitation of the Global South for the benefit of the North, a new energy project connecting Europe, Tunisia, and Algeria has sparked debate over its benefits and risks.