“Here in the desert, Algeria has abandoned more than 13,000 people in the past 14 months, including pregnant women and children, stranding them without food or water and forcing them to walk, ...

As the world shifts toward cleaner energy, resource-rich nations must adapt or risk being left behind. Algeria is taking ...

The third cup is weak and sweet, more water than tea. Out in the Sahara Desert of Algeria, every cup was a ritual. Some of it was universal, the art of making tea seen all over the world.

The desert covers over 3.3 million square miles, which means it's roughly the same size as the entire United States.

An extreme onslaught of rain in Morocco — about a year’s worth in two days — brought desperately needed water to some of the ...

Rare protests erupted in a drought-hit desert city in June after authorities introduced water rationing. Algeria’s initiative thrusts it to the forefront of a growing trend in Africa ...

A Tunisian rights group on Friday said it had found shelter for 28 migrants and asylum seekers who were abandoned without water and food near the Tunisian-Algerian ... in the desert border region ...

The Sahara Desert, one of the driest places ... how the currently dry Sebkha El-Melah lake in western Algeria is occasionally filled with water, shedding light on the extreme storm events required ...

Algeria is the largest ... adapted can survive in the desert. These include dromedaries, which are one-humped camels able to survive up to 15 days without water. Aswan Dam, across the river ...

Algeria and Mali on Tuesday gave differing accounts of an unmanned aircraft that went down in their desert border region.

Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar-led research suggests climate change, increased monsoon rainfall and expanded ...