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Algeria is drawing attention on two fronts. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has spoken out about the country's provisional import programme (PPI), a key economic policy tool for managing foreign spending. Meanwhile, the national football team beat Libya, reviving its campaign and lifting spirits among supporters. The combination of a presidential economic intervention and a sporting result is keeping Algeria prominent in French-language news coverage.
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Food industry commentary argues chicken is set to become the leading protein as consumers seek affordable, versatile and health-conscious options amid rising meat prices. The National Provisioner says the current demand for protein puts poultry in a strong position against beef and other alternatives, though the specific data behind the claim is not detailed.
- 3Supreme Court Allows Third-Country Deportations For Now▼Supreme Court OKs Third-Country Deportations—For Now—Despite 'Cascade of Human Rights Violations'
The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow third-country deportations to continue for the time being, permitting the government to send migrants to countries other than their own. Rights advocates warn the decision creates a 'cascade of human rights violations', arguing deportees may face persecution or abuse in nations where they have no ties. The ruling is provisional, and litigation over the practice is expected to continue.