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Trade between France and Algeria collapses as diplomatic crisis deepens
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· November 13, 2026
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Amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries, French exports to Algeria have suffered an unprecedented decline. Algerian authorities have particularly targeted sectors such as steel and food products.
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Key points Algerian authorities have particularly targeted sectors such as steel and food products. Amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries, French exports to Algeria have suffered an unprecedented decline. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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