Algeria and France are in a deepening diplomatic crisis over a French investigative report, which Algeria calls a deliberate attack, sparking historical grievances and official retaliations.

The Algerian parliament has unanimously passed a law criminalizing French colonialism, labeling it a state crime and demanding an official apology from Paris.

In an era where diplomacy intersects with information warfare, the French Foreign Ministry is shifting from a traditional player in negotiation rooms to a hidden architect of a targeted digital discourse.

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.