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Edupreneur Editorial Team14 April 2025

Algeria has given 12 French diplomatic staff just 48 hours to exit the country, escalating tensions between the two nations. France’s Foreign Minister, Jean-Noël Barrot, confirmed the development, condemning the expulsions as “unjustified” and warning that France would respond swiftly if the decision is enforced. The move appears linked to the recent arrest of three […]

Ifunanya Okafor21 February 2025

In response to a surge in violent incidents, French authorities have announced a new security measure allowing police to conduct random searches for knives and other weapons in and around schools. The initiative, unveiled by the Education Ministry, aims to enhance student safety and prevent future attacks. The decision follows several high-profile tragedies, including the […]

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