More: Algeria
Hirak’s in Algeria between the Continuous and the End
Next month, in
February 2020 , the Hirak in Algeria will reach one year . The
celebration of this event (49 weeks) has
two main hypotheses: 1....
Iran eyes strong ties with Algeria under new president Tebboune
The Iranian Foreign Ministry expressed congratulations on the successful
holding of the crucial presidential election in Algeria, voicing hope that the
newly-elected president would chart a...
Behind the Arab Spring: New Predications in 2020
To a certain extent, the Arab-Middle East
experts, and politicians are truly aware of popular Arab uprisings and
circumstances in making new interpretations analysis. After the...
Ex-PM Tebboune wins race to succeed deposed Bouteflika
After two decades of Abdelaziz Bouteflika rule, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, a
former prime minister, has been elected Algeria’s new president, after a
crucial vote the authorities hope...
Algerian people shouted: No to corruption and mismanagement
On February
22, 2019, Algerian people have taken to the streets across the country against
the fifth term of the ousted president Bouteflika. But implicitly, people
young,...
Middle Eastern protests: A tug of war over who has the longer breath
Mass anti-government protests in several
Arab countries are turning into competitions to determine who has the longer
breath, the protesters or the government.
In Algeria, Lebanon and...
Learning lessons: Protesters stay one step ahead of rulers
There’s a déjà vu feeling to this year’s wave of protests across the Arab world.
It’s not that this year saw the toppling of
the leaders...
Algeria’s political impasse: What is next?
Seven months after a wave of protests began in
Algeria; people are still pilling onto the streets of the Algerian capital
“Algiers” and other cities nationwide...
Protest: The King is dead, long live the king
Protest is back on the front burner.
Protesters occupy streets in cities ranging from Hong Kong and Moscow to
Khartoum and Algiers. They would likely do...
Algerian soccer success is a double-edged sword
It took Algeria barely two weeks to charge Algerian soccer
fan Samir Sardouk and sentence him to a year in jail for harming the national...