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Travel Safety: The U.S. State Department updated its health advisory for Tunisia, warning Americans to avoid “unsafe swimming locations” flagged by the Tunisian Ministry of Health due to water pollution—many around Greater Tunis and popular family beaches. World Cup & Tourism: Algerian fans in Vancouver shared that the city and BC Place were standout parts of their trip, even as rain and a Switzerland loss dampened the mood. Local Culture & Summer Learning: Quranic schools in Algeria’s Blida province are seeing a surge of children during summer vacation, with parents enrolling them to memorize the Quran and keep them away from idle time and excessive phone use. Mobility & Travel Planning: The Global Passport Index 2026 was released, with Sweden topping the list, followed by Switzerland and Finland—useful for Algerians planning international travel. Football Travel Watch: Algeria’s World Cup run ended after Switzerland reached the Round of 16, while the knockout schedule continues across North America.

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Quranic Schools in Algeria Welcome Children During Summer Vacation to Promote Education and Quran Memorization

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