Roadside bomb kills seven members of Algeria’s security forces
ALGIERS (Reuters) - A roadside bomb killed seven members of Algeria's security forces as they were patrolling in the west of the country, the second major attack on the military...
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Algeria to hold talks with Mali rebels over peace deal
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria will hold exploratory talks with rebel groups from neighboring Mali in an attempt to revive peace negotiations there, it said on Sunday, an initiative welcomed by...
Algeria’s Bouteflika back home from treatment in France
ALGIERS (Reuters) - President Abdelaziz Bouteflika returned home to Algeria on Tuesday to convalesce, three months after he was rushed to hospital in France suffering from a stroke. The presidency...
Algeria hopes voter apathy won’t spoil local elections
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria is hoping that a fair turnout in municipal elections on Thursday will strengthen the credibility of a political system that has survived the Arab Spring without...
Algeria hopes voter apathy won’t spoil local elections
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria is hoping that a fair turnout in municipal elections on Thursday will strengthen the credibility of a political system that has survived the Arab Spring without...
Skepticism main challenger in Algerian election
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Skeptical Algerians abstained in large numbers from a parliamentary election on Thursday which the country's ruling elite hoped would help them claw back credibility after Arab Spring...
Skepticism main challenger in Algerian election
ALGIERS (Reuters) - Skeptical Algerians abstained in large numbers from a parliamentary election on Thursday which the country's ruling elite hoped would help them claw back credibility after Arab Spring...
Algeria election a contest against mistrust, apathy
ALGIERS (Reuters) - In Algeria, even those who owe their livelihoods to the government find it hard to muster enthusiasm for a parliamentary election this week that few believe will...
Algeria election a contest against mistrust, apathy
ALGIERS (Reuters) - In Algeria, even those who owe their livelihoods to the government find it hard to muster enthusiasm for a parliamentary election this week that few believe will...