Elections in Algeria: a Facade to Maintain the Status Quo?
Removing military control over Algeria’s politics is a lengthy process that will not be ended by protests or...
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Algeria’s Africa Cup Success Unites a Nation in Political Turmoil
The Algerian football team has become the pride of a nation in need of good news following five...
Banners and Placards: A Cover for Cracks in the Algerian Movement?
Memes, songs and slogans are driving the countrywide protests, but some people have started to differ on the...
Algeria Unseen: How the Secret Service Kept the Country Hostage
To maintain their grip on power, the DRS is accused of carrying out large-scale violence, which includes rampant...
A Battle Has Been Won, But the Struggle Continues – What Now for Algeria
The trick is now for the Algerian army to set up a transitional process after Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s resignation...
Ending Bouteflika’s Algeria: This is not the Arab Spring
The news that Abdelaziz Bouteflika, Algeria’s ailing, octogenarian president will no longer be standing for a fifth term...
Algeria’s Revolutionary Spirit Is a Legacy of the Heroes That Fought France
The death anniversary of one of Algeria’s most revered revolutionaries, Larbi Ben M’Hidi, coincides with massive protests across...
The Cases of Shamima Begum and Rahaf Mohammed Tell Us a Lot About How We Define Victimhood
Whilst differing in nature, what binds these two stories are the type of reactions elicited by the public...
How Migrants Help Algeria’s Political Elite
At the start of this year, 100 Arab migrants from Palestine, Syria and Yemen were reportedly “unaccounted” for...
It’s Time to Accept Tunisia Has an Insurgency Problem
The post-Arab Spring democratisation process in Tunisia has been one of the more hopeful stories of the region’s...