For the fifth year in a row, Kabylia faces a wave of forest fires that ravages its villages, olive groves and wooded massifs. This new fire season is reviving a debate as lively as it is painful: simple climatic fatality aggravated by repeated heat waves, or, as the independent leader Ferhat Mehenni, an instrument of [...]
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For the fifth year in a row, Kabylia faces a wave of forest fires that ravages its villages, olive groves and wooded massifs. This new fire season is reviving a debate as lively as it is painful: simple climatic fatality aggravated by repeated heat waves, or, as the independent leader Ferhat Mehenni, an instrument of [...]