Sad to see but that’s unfortunately the reality of our deeply broken society, hypocrisy consumed it.

I don't understand why you are acting as if only Algeria is affected, or as if this were some sort of political conspiracy.

We are going through the hottest year on record, especially in Algeria with temperatures exceeding 40°C for over two weeks. The vegetation is extremely dry; a single bottle or a cigarette can spark a major fire in no time. Not to mention the sociopaths (or ill-bred youths) who start fires just for the thrill of it.

Next year will be even hotter. We need to learn how to deal with these fires and protect the population, rather than expecting a country free from wildfires. Not even Canada is fire-free.

(image is from zoom-earth)

I'm 19f and I was thinking about the kind of life I wanted to have and I figured out it should be something like this:

- working in accounting

- living on my own in a studio apartment, renting initially and a smaller size apartment allows me to save up as much as possible and spend on little treats like buying myself a new perfume or snacks

- not getting married or having kids

- limiting contact with my family because the less we talk the more we seem to respect each other and our boundaries

Preferably, I'd love to live like this in northern Europe (where there is more reliable services, higher purchasing power, less people gossiping, etc) but here it's ok too

Does anyone else relate to this?

Hello people

So there is this coworker, we both work outside our cities ( we both work in Oran and come from different cities), he is also my roommate.

When we go outside to eat or something he never orders a full meal, he just ask for « demi soupe » or anything cheap then he eats from my meal 💀

For example if i order « frite omelette »+ some meat or chicken, he orders « demi soupe » and he is like : Imma eat a lil with you, then he processes to eat half of that « frite omelette »

He does that always, even with other stuff, like drinks, he says imma drink with u, at first it was okey then lately im getting furious cuz i would still be hungry after eating just half of my meal

I sometimes make him pay for my meal, yet it was never about money, its about the fact that i have to reorder and cant finish the other meal 🤓

How to deal with that ?

The Ministry of Culture has announced the suspension of all festivals and celebratory events scheduled to take place across the country.

This decision comes in response to the exceptional circumstances affecting several provinces (wilayas), which have been severely impacted by devastating forest fires amid exceptionally high temperatures.

(Statement from the Ministry of Culture.)

https://www.eldoradoweather.com/climate/world-extremes/world-temp-rainfall-extremes.php

These people love to play with the minds of simple people. After the disaster is over, don't be surprised if you hear the most ridiculous justifications for how it happened, Shame on them.

In the current time you can easily imagine that Algeria is never going to be okay, never going to be a comfortable place to live, What happened 30 years ago will never be erased.

Update: https://www.reddit.com/r/algeria/s/Ru6G1UTUHR

(8 months later):

So I ended up leaving and spent 8 months in France. I'm back in Algeria for the summer, but I'll be returning in August.

Looking back, leaving was probably the best decision I could have made.

The first few months were difficult. Making friends wasn't easy. Algerians were the easiest people to meet, but I noticed that many mostly stayed within Algerian circles and weren't very interested in experiencing other cultures. Of course, that's not everyone—I met some really open-minded Algerians too—but a lot preferred sticking to what they already knew.

My studies were honestly manageable. I didn't have to work because I had enough savings, and I learned how to live pretty cheaply, so I can't really comment on balancing work and studies.

As for French society, I personally didn't experience racism. People were generally respectful. The biggest challenge wasn't racism—it was adapting to a completely different culture. Learning the social norms, understanding how people interact, and figuring out unspoken expectations took time. Joining associations and attending events helped a lot.

Now that I'm back in Algeria for the summer, I realized something: I actually don't want to settle here anymore. I'd rather build my life in France.

That said, Algeria definitely has things I miss. The food is much better, and society is far more collective. It's easier to make friends, build connections, and find people willing to help. The downside is that people are often involved in your personal life.

France is almost the opposite. Building friendships takes more time because people are more individualistic and focused on their own lives, but they also leave you alone and don't tell you how to live.

Another huge difference is activities. A single French city offers more opportunities for young people—sports, cultural events, festivals, nightlife, clubs—than I've found in all of Algeria. Algeria feels much more family-oriented.

One thing I still appreciate about Algeria is that people often express their opinions more directly, even when they go against the norm. In France, many everyday interactions feel much more structured and rule-based. That's just my personal impression, and I'm still learning the culture, so maybe my perspective will change with time.

Overall, despite the difficult beginning, I don't regret moving at all.

I am open to questions if you have any 😄

I am a medical doctor with a chronic illness, I'm usually extremely private, believe me, and i have little to no social media presence.

Lately, I started thinking about ditching the whole specialty route and trying to figure out my own path.

This is where the social media thing comes, I want to capture this whole journey and put it on social media, plus the social media page would help me create my own community and maybe attract patients or smth.

Can anyone give me tips on how to start this whole thing and how to get people to follow me at first?

I can't sleep..its 38 degrees, I’m just lying on the floor marinating and questioning every life decision..i tried the wet cloth method. The cloth evaporated and my soul is evaporating with it 😭I tried putting a cold water bottle on my neck and forehead, but I can’t spend the entire night holding the bottle..

share any secret hacks for reducing the heat ...at this rate by tomorrow I’ll be a fossil

A unique cultural exchange in Mars 1990 kids from Cognac ,France visited timimoun from hospitality and meanings they share with kids in their ages to unforgettable memories .

For anyone who cares to add [eng/ar] subtitles and to enhance the video quality, it ll be very nice .I am myself have no expertise in translating or video enhancement.

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on translating and compiling high-level national high school mathematics exit exams into English, formatted entirely in LaTeX.

Here is a full sample topic from the Algerian Baccalaureate Exam (2025 Session). It covers a comprehensive set of topics suitable for advanced high school or early university math students:

🎲 Probability Theory: Conditional probability, tree diagrams, and random variables.

📈 Numerical Sequences: Recurrence relations, graphical representation, geometric sequences, and logarithmic sums.

🔢 Complex Numbers: Polynomial equations, geometric properties in the complex plane, and trigonometric forms.

📉 Functions & Analysis: Limits, asymptotes, parametric study, inflection points, and calculus/integration (area calculation).

📸 Check out the attached images for the full exam paper! Feel free to solve it and ask if you need hints or solutions for any specific exercise.

Before you say watch his full video or videos I did , which is why i'm making this statement Religious bullying is becoming normalized in Algeria. Believe me when i tell you Creators like this openly advocate policing people's private lives in the name of religion. That's exactly the kind of mindset that has pushed other societies toward authoritarian social control and repression. the other guy gave his liberal opinion on religion wether it was right or wrong is subjective, considering this guy "expertise" is religion obviously he was going to respond , he just had to go to the wife/woman, because a large percentage of their content (the online salafis) is hating on women and a woman is "3awra"etc am i to blame for feeling disgusted by men like him who claim to "الأمر بالمعروف والنهي عن المنكر" just to bully people online, This isn't dawah. It's intimidation.

Hello i want for ppl who sweet pretty hard thn usually especially during summer whats better brand for that matter i heard rexona and i see nivea and sometimes axe but i wanna see a actual review from ppl tht have similar and previous experiences with these names so tll me what should i go for and also please a type tht is easy to find around ..

Hi yall, I've recently become really curious about Algeria and what everyday life is like there. I lived in Paris for 1 year, and one thing I noticed was how large the Algerian community was, especially youngsters who listen to PNL (i love the duo too). I never really had the chance to get to know any of them, and now I've moved to Italy, where I hardly come across any algerian person at all. That made me realise I still know very little about the country, so I thought I'd ask here.

I'm originally from India, 25M, and I'd love to hear from people who live in Algeria, especially in tier 1 or tier 2 cities, about what daily life is like, what people are generally like, how people spend their time, and what makes algeria unique from other north african countries. If anyone is willing, I'd really appreciate it, I'm simply interested in learning more about your country and its culture.

Merci :)

The electricity keeps going out multiple times a day for long periods. You can't do anything add to it the high temperatures and water also going out for long periods sometimes days there is even a town close to me where they also lost gas.

I don't understand how this situation isn't solved yet how incompetent are the authorities! They cant provide the most basic needs to its citizens yet you see them boasting about how well Algeria is doing on tv. It feels like living in a war zone for the past week.

How is the situation in your area ?

So as you can see in title, what’s best transport u can you use to move from a wilaya to other like (taxi or train) I need advice

I’m move quite far about over 500km away and ofc with luggage not much but for one person

Share your tip , pros and cons

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

I have a Euro account in la BEA, and i need an IBAN to complet something. How do i get it ?

Thanks for your help in advance

Hey everyone,

I need to do a private BTS (can't go public because of my بطالة/unemployment allocation), but I want to choose a field that's actually recognized and can realistically help me get a job, not just a diploma that looks nice on paper.

I was thinking much more : comptabilité and the secretariat but I'm open to other options. For those who've done a private BTS or know someone who has, which fields are actually respected by employers here, and which ones turned out to be a waste of money? Honest feedback appreciated!

Thanks in advance 🙏

خاوتي انا قريت واحد تخصص وكملت ماستر 1 فيه ذك حبيت نبدل التخصص و نروح ريزو اسكو نقدر نبدل ولا مكانش كيفاه ؟

في ورقة التخصص نتاعي لقيت هذي مكتوبة عليها راني نسقسي