Sahrawi Solidarity & Training: Algeria’s Committee of Solidarity with the Sahrawi People praised the 14th Summer University in Boumerdes for boosting capacity-building through lectures and discussions on political, legal, media, social, and economic challenges tied to the Sahrawi cause. Summer University Wrap-Up: The event, hosted by Boumerdes Province under the theme “Self-determination and independence,” concluded with officials including the Prime Minister and the Summer University president highlighting fraternal Algerian–Sahrawi ties and the high quality of the program. Migration & Borders: Algerian authorities handed over 49 Moroccan nationals to Morocco via the Oujda-Maghnia crossing, including women and minors, as part of continued returns after attempted routes toward Europe. Ceuta Crisis Misinformation: A viral image tied to the Ceuta migration crisis was debunked as AI-generated, underscoring how false visuals keep fueling panic and claims online. Arts & Culture Spotlight: Algeria-linked artist Rachid Koraïchi is highlighted for his Jardin d’Afrique in Tunisia, a cemetery project meant to give dignified burial to migrants who drown in the Mediterranean. Film Festival Buzz: The Camden International Film Festival announced its 22nd edition lineup, with a slate of features and shorts from 24 countries. Women’s Football Momentum: FIFA named Algeria’s Marine Dafeur among the top stars from WAFCON 2026, as the tournament continues to shape African women’s football narratives.