ROME (Reuters) -Italy and Algeria agreed to work together to fight terrorism and control migration during an intergovernmental meeting in Rome on Wednesday, while companies signed off on deals in ...

Italy and Algeria agreed to work together to fight terrorism and control migration during an intergovernmental meeting in ...

Italy and Algeria moved to broaden ties through a series of memorandums signed Monday during a two-day visit by Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni, who said the two countries are in the process of ...

At least four deaths have been blamed on the fires in Italy this month, while Algeria, on the other side of the Mediterranean but blanketed with the same stifling heat, has suffered the deadliest ...

Moreover, Italy’s recent landmark deal with Algeria’s state-owned gas company, Sonatrach, in January, makes it particularly difficult for Rome to take an extreme position in support of Israel.

Algeria has the capacity to supply more gas to Italy to off-set disruption to supplies from Russia caused by cold weather, but Italy has not yet asked it to do that, an official with Algerian ...

Deadly blazes are raging across parts of Southern Europe and North Africa, including the Greek islands and Algeria. A wildfire burning in hills behind the village of Asklipieio on the Greek island ...

ROME - Italy and Algeria agreed to work together to fight terrorism and control migration during an intergovernmental meeting in Rome on Wednesday, while companies signed off on deals in sectors ...

Italy, which consumed some 78 billion cubic metres (bcm) of gas in 2011, is 90 percent dependent on imported gas. In 2011 it imported over 26 bcm from Russia and around 21 bcm from Algeria.