Amid reports of patients presenting Covid-19 symptoms being turned down by hospitals, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the army-appointed president of Algeria, has ordered the Minister of Communication to take all measures to “prohibit the
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Large pro-democracy protests took place again throughout Algeria for the 56th Friday in a row amid an increase in arrests. Friday, in Algiers, despite several arrests shortly before the start of the
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Tiɣremt, the first entirely Amazigh-language newspaper in Algeria, has just recorded its second day of a printing ban after having published 4 issues – issues 5 and 6 having been banned. Contacted
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Au moment où cinq nouveaux cas de coronavirus CoVID-19 viennent d’être détectés à Blida, plusieurs interrogations circulent sur les réseaux sociaux, certains crient même au complot contre le Hirak ! Comment ont été
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Despite Algiers being blockaded by the authorities, Algerians marched on Saturday, February 22nd, to mark the one year anniversary of the pro-democracy protests, rejecting one more time the army-appointed president as “illegitimate”.
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On the 16th of February 2019, large crowds marched in Kherrata to reject the military’s plans for an Abdelaziz Bouteflika fifth term, triggering country-wide pro-democracy protests. This Sunday, February 16th 2020, Kherrata’s
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Nicknamed “Tebboune Cocaine” by the demonstrators, elected in a poll that gathered at most 8% of the electoral body – most of which soldiers, police officers and government employees coerced into voting
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Turkey is considering sending allied Syrian fighters to Libya as part of its planned military support for the Government of National Accord in Tripoli. 300 Syrian fighters are already in Libya according to
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Candidates for the presidential election scheduled for the 12th of December have resorted to campaigning in the Sahara desert, out of fear of being confronted by Algerians, who in their majority, reject
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Salima Rahmoune, the young Algerian novelist, has published her first novel in Arabic “أيتها الغجرية… ستمرضين” (Eh gypsy… You’ll get sick.) In a fabulous way, the writer takes us to Kabylie, where
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