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Why did Algeria cut diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates?

CNN Portugal10 September 2026 at 19:48

Algeria announced the cut in diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates on a Thursday, according to the news.

The Algerian news agency APS reported this decision, which comes in a context of growing tension between the two countries.

Although no explicit reason was given for this rupture, tensions between Algeria and the United Arab Emirates have been increasing in recent years.

The decision represents a significant worsening in bilateral relations between the two Arab countries.

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