France and Algeria have restored relations, ending a diplomatic crisis and focusing on strategic cooperation in areas such as security, migration, and energy.

Seventy years after the start of the Algerian War of Independence (1954-1962), French President Emmanuel Macron has finally set the record straight; France killed revolutionary Larbi ben M'hidi, debunking long-standing claims of suicide.

The situation of the Palestinian people, facing Israeli genocide since October 7, 2023, bears striking similarities to that of Algerians during their fight for independence, which ended the long French occupation.

The newly appointed government lineup did not bring major surprises for the French public but introduced some new faces, most notably the right-wing politician Bruno Retailleau, who was appointed as Minister of the Interior.

The political scene in France is witnessing an unprecedented movement with an increasing number of demands to amend the migration agreement signed with Algeria on December 27, 1968.