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Algeria

June 24, 2024
Book Reviews

Echoes of Algiers: The Sack of Baltimore

History not only tells us about the past, but it also influences our present and will surely shape our future. With this very vivid and worthy definition in mind, while recalling our

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Africa’s Forgotten Colony in the Sahara

Since 1975, thousands of Sahrawi people have lived in five refugee camps in the Algerian Sahara. They named these camps after cities in Western Sahara: Ausserd, Boujdour, Dakhla, Laayoune, and Smara. In a straight line, Smara the camp is some 400 kilometers from

November 16, 2022

France’s Influence in Africa Faces Strains From Locals and Foreign Competitors

Algeria/France

On August 25, French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Algeria on a three-day visit to begin mending bilateral relations with the country. Ties between

Algeria’s Silent Nightmare: 65 Years After France’s Nuclear Test on Colonized Souls

History/Human Rights

The first French nuclear tests occurred in Algeria between 1960 and 1965, with the initial test taking place on February 13, 1960, at Reggane

Algeria’s Zeroual and the Dignity of Withdrawal

March 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Editor’s Note: Most of the world has never heard of Liamine Zeroual. That itself is part of his story. He was the sixth President of Algeria — a nation of 46 million,

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Algeria Calls French Rule a Crime, Seeks Reparations

December 27, 2025
Diplomacy

Algeria has formally declared French colonization a crime and demanded restitution, marking one of the strongest official rebukes of its former ruler in decades and reopening deep wounds over the legacy of

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The Global Legacy of Algeria’s 1954 Revolution

November 2, 2025
Diplomacy

“O my Sustainer! Open up my heart to Thy light and make my task easy for me, and loosen the knot from my tongue so that they may fully understand my speech.”

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Algeria’s Silent Nightmare: 65 Years After France’s Nuclear Test on Colonized Souls

February 14, 2025
History/Human Rights

The first French nuclear tests occurred in Algeria between 1960 and 1965, with the initial test taking place on February 13, 1960, at Reggane in southwest Algeria. At the time, Algeria was

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Algeria Accuses Morocco of Espionage, Tightens Visa Regulations Amid Tensions

September 27, 2024
News

Algeria has accused Morocco of deploying Israeli intelligence agents within its borders, allegedly utilizing Moroccan passports. This allegation, reported by the Algerian news agency APS and confirmed by the Foreign Ministry, claims

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The Global Impact of the Algerian Revolution

July 5, 2024
History

Editor’s Note: As Algeria celebrates its Independence Day on the 5th of July, we reflect on the profound impact of the Algerian Revolution not only on its own soil but also across

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Echoes of Algiers: The Sack of Baltimore

June 24, 2024
Book Reviews

History not only tells us about the past, but it also influences our present and will surely shape our future. With this very vivid and worthy definition in mind, while recalling our

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Chinese doctors earn recognition, respect from Algerians

July 20, 2023
China/Human Rights

Flipping through an old photo album, Zhang Youming, 90, showed the journalist a picture of herself taken in the Algerian city of Saida, in which she embraces a local girl with big

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Africa’s Forgotten Colony in the Sahara

November 16, 2022
Uncategorized

Since 1975, thousands of Sahrawi people have lived in five refugee camps in the Algerian Sahara. They named these camps after cities in Western Sahara: Ausserd, Boujdour, Dakhla, Laayoune, and Smara. In a straight line,

More

France’s Influence in Africa Faces Strains From Locals and Foreign Competitors

September 10, 2022
Algeria/France

On August 25, French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Algeria on a three-day visit to begin mending bilateral relations with the country. Ties between France and Algeria have historically been erratic, but

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