Algeria said Tuesday it would reopen its land border with Tunisia later this month, more than two years after it was shut at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. “We have taken the joint decision to reopen the land border from July 15,” said President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. He was speaking at Algiers airport alongside his Tunisian counterpart President Kais Saied, who was leaving the country after attending a huge parade marking 60 years since Algeria’s independence from France. Passengers had been blocked from crossing the border since March 2020 to stop the Covid-19 illness spreading, alth…