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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
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“Ache3b yourid iskat Gaid Salah” (the people want the fall of Gaid Salah), chanted millions of demonstrators today across Algeria, others demanded
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During a visit to Algiers yesterday, UK Secretary of State for International Trade Conor Burns welcomed the political will of the Algerian
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Eutelsat has been accused of accommodating the Algerian military junta, after an opposition channel, “Al Magharibia”, was effectively cut off without prior
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A large recall of Algeria’s ambassadors and consuls was operated by the Foreign Minister with over 50 heads of consulates and embassies
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