Algeria is in the midst of a new political meltdown, with the sacking of the Prime Minister Abdelmajid Tebboune who was replaced by the regime’s...
Algeria: Notorious Terrorist killed in Bouira Province
The Algerian Ministry of Defense indicated Wednesday a detachment of the army neutralised a dangerous terrorist in the west of Bouira province, in the...
Former German President Horst Köhler, New Personal Envoy for Sahara
UN Secretary-General António Guterres announced Wednesday the appointment of Horst Köhler, former President of Germany, as his Personal Envoy for the ...
Bouteflika Playing his Little Game of Musical Chairs again with Prime Ministers
Abdelmajid Tebboune, who was still called the new Prime Minister of Algeria, was fired Tuesday, less than three months after he took office. The decis...
Over 2200 Algerian Migrants to Be Expelled From Germany
Over 2200 Algerian nationals will be expelled from Germany after their asylum applications were rejected, according to German magazine Funke Mediengru...
Algeria’s Continuous Struggle with ‘Residual’ Terrorism- Global Risk Insight
Algeria continues to struggle with its residual terrorism as numerous militant groups have emerged since the 1990s and evolved according to geopolitic...
The Fiasco of Algeria’s Car Industry
“Disguised imports”. It is thus that critics have described Algeria’s policy to set up car assembly plants. Since 2012, Algeria has been trying to att...
Trench Warfare at the Helm of the Algerian Regime
A silent struggle for power is brewing between different interest groups at the top of the Algerian regime ignited by the obvious deteriorating health...
Over 20% of Cigarettes Consumed in Maghreb are Illicit- KPMG Study
Illicit cigarettes accounted for over 20% of consumption across the Maghreb region in 2016. However successful prevention strategies have resulted in ...
Algeria’s Closed Border Syndrome
Algeria, Africa’s largest country, shares borders with 6 countries, all of them are closed with the exception of its land frontiers with Tunisia. This...