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A supporter of Algeria’s Hirak protest movement was sentenced to three years in jail Monday for satirical social media posts mocking the government and...
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Algeria has announced tighter state controls over online media, sparking alarm in the North African country whose pro-democracy movement is under heightened pressure from...
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Disputedand divided Western Sahara — where a 29-year ceasefire ended Friday — is a former Spanish colony mostly under Morocco’s control. An Algerian-backed independence...
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Algerians were set to vote Sunday on a revised constitution the regime hopes will finally neutralise a protest movement which at its peak last...
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Algerians are set to vote Sunday in a constitutional referendum the government touts as heralding a “new republic”, but a long-running protest movement rejects...
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US Secretary of Defence Mark Esper heads to Algeria Thursday to bolster ties, as the North African nation tries to mediate in war-ravaged Libya...
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“It’s here,” says the employee, quietly, at the vast Perpignan cemetery in southern France. Standing in front of two small mounds of earth in...
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Algerian winemaker Dahmane Hamamouche used to rise early and rush to work each morning, but he no longer bothers, as his firm chokes on...
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Days ahead of a final deadline, activation of a long-planned Algeria-EU trade deal risks unravelling as political and business leaders in the North African...
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Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders (RSF), fellow journalists and rights groups called Thursday for Algerian authorities to release detained journalist Khaled Drareni. The head...