Is Algeria a Good Place to Invest?

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A judge struck down the biden administration's mask mandate for public transportation. Algeria does not have extra supplies of natural gas that it can send to europe, or sizable quantities of extra gas. The only project under way right now has been run by a china owned british mining company. It's unclear how large mexico's lithium reserves are.

FT correspondents provide insight on the latest developments in Ukraine, why Algeria cannot supply more energy to meet Europe’s demand, and US airlines respond to a judge’s decision to strike down a mask mandate for transport.

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