Roam Magazine

Algeria has chosen to remove 12 employees from the French embassy, intensifying the already strained ties between these countries. While the Algerian authorities have not given a specific reason for this action, this incident marks a notable increase in the diplomatic tensions that have been developing between Algiers and Paris over the years.The expulsion comes at a time when Algeria and France are navigating a challenging phase in their bilateral relations. Historically tied through colonization and a tumultuous war for independence, the two nations maintain complex political and economic ties. However, recent disputes have exacerbated tensions, with issues ranging from immigration policies to differing interpretations of their shared history fueling disagreements.The choice to dismiss F...

A recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Central Europe has led to widespread animal culls and the implementation of strict border controls as authorities scramble to contain the highly contagious virus. The outbreak, which has affected multiple countries in the region, has raised significant concerns for both the agricultural sector and public health officials, as efforts to curb the disease disrupt trade, travel, and local economies.Foot-and-mouth disease, recognized for its quick spread among animals with split hooves, presents a significant risk to livestock sectors. Cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs are particularly at risk from the virus, which is transmitted through direct interaction, tainted tools, and even airborne movement across limited areas. Although the disease is not see...