Arbitrary arrests as Algeria’s military rejects a democratic transition
A serious deterioration of the political crisis in Algeria has now been confirmed. Over the past two weeks, the regime proceeded to a number of arbitrary arrests of political opponents and journalists. Some were beaten while in custody, others were… Keep Reading
Algeria’s Embassy in Britain sued for serious offences (Part I)
In anticipation of part II of our investigation, we’ve updated this first part to include new developments in this scandal that is sure taint the image of Algeria’s democracy. The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Sabri Boukadoum, refuses… Keep Reading
Brutal crackdown on demonstrators reported in Algeria
Over the past two weeks, the authorities of Algeria have started a large crackdown on the peaceful demonstrators demanding democracy, and no one is being spared. During yesterday’s large peaceful demonstrations across the country, a number of journalists, opposition members… Keep Reading
SNC-Lavalin to be sued for corruption
The Algerian national oil company Sonatrach will sue the Canadian company SNC-Lavalin in a corruption case involving former Algerian Minister of Energy Chakib Khelil, according to what revealed the ‘Jeune Afrique’ magazine earlier this week. It is in the context… Keep Reading
Residues of the Bouteflika regime attack the Algiers Herald
The counter-revolution orchestrated by monarchies in the Middle-East and Russia to maintain in power the remains of the Bouteflika regime has hit full throttle, even NGOs aren’t spared. At the time of the writing of this article six online news… Keep Reading
Another victim of British MP Rupa Huq comes forward…
A member of the British parliament has been accused of being incompetent and a homeless-hater, this comes after the same MP made the headlines earlier this week for tormenting her jewish employees. A constituent of Ealing’s Member of Parliament Rupa… Keep Reading
Emirates, Russia seek to perpetuate despotic regimes
Russia, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates have been accused of seeking to destabilise Sudan and Algeria as well as running troll factories for the two ruling regimes, this in order to squash the democratic hopes of the inhabitants. Yemeni Tawakkol… Keep Reading
Kaspersky in corruption probe
Daddy was Prime Minister, the son Lamine Ouyahia a businessman, and the exclusive distributor of Kaspersky’s software solutions in the entire Algerian market. During daddy’s reign as prime minister, Ahmed Ouyahia, now incarcerated in the prison of El-Harrach is alleged… Keep Reading