Morocco-Algeria Tension: Origins of a Long History of Mistrust and Hatred
t goes without saying that nothing is going well between Morocco and Algeria.
French-Algerian Author Changes Name over Discrimination Allegations
here has been an uproar in France after French-Algerian author, Hamid Ait-Taleb, who holds two master’s degrees from the Sorbonne, changed his name to “Xavier Le Clerc” over the lack of job offers due to his North African-sounding name.
Apology and Acknowledgement: Algerians Recall France’s Colonial History
mmanuel Macron's statement on French colonial history and memory in Algeria and his sharp criticism of the Algerian regime sparked a political crisis between the two countries, which are linked with more than 130 years of colonial history.
Morocco-Algeria: Looming Conflict
Algeria and Morocco have broken off their diplomatic relations.
The Morality of Violence in Settler-Colonial Contexts: From Algeria to Palestine
Algeria under French rule and Palestine under Israeli rule are no exception to such colonial violence.
Hostile Brothers: The Strained Morocco-Algeria Relations Only Serve to Destabilize North Africa
According to the established terminology, Morocco and Algeria are two "brotherly countries" in the Maghreb.
My Grandfather’s Fight against Colonialization in Algeria: The Scars of French War Crimes Won’t Be Forgotten
substantial part of my research investigates the postcolonial history of Algeria.
The Hirak Movement in Algeria Continues to Demand Change
" Larbi Ben Mhidi, FLN Founding Member as portrayed in The Battle of Algiers (1966) In February 2019, the bid for a fifth term was announced on behalf of Algeria’s former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika who was debilitated after suffering a stroke in 2013.
Can the Muslim Brotherhood in Algeria Be a Transformative Power?
he ongoing protests in Algeria are regarded as reminders of the early days of the Arab revolutions in 2011, when millions poured to the streets in many countries across the Middle East.
Ghosts of the Arab Revolutions Haunt Algeria
lgeria has been witnessing anti-government protests for over a week.
Colonial Past Haunts France (I): Torture in Algeria Finally Confessed
hile it has not yet accepted that the state directly engaged in systematic torture, France has finally recognized that the French state instigated a system that led to torture during the Algerian war.
Why the European Union May Soon Find Itself in a War Economy Mode
The planned Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, which would transport Nigerian natural gas through Niger and Algeria to Europe, appears to have been blocked by Russia.
Turkey-Egypt Axis Has the Potential to Influence Global Geopolitics
So much so that EU countries seeking to reduce their dependence on Russian natural gas see countries in Africa and the Middle East as the strongest and most realistic alternative, with Algeria, Libya, and Nigeria standing out in this respect.
African Geopolitics: Risks and Opportunities
South Africa, Mozambique, Botswana, Namibia, Mauritius, Comoros, Rwanda, Ghana, Burkina Faso, South Sudan, Chad, Mali, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, Mauritania, Tunisia, and Algeria will hold elections in 2024.
Who Will Say “Enough Is Enough” to Israel?
A very understandable conclusion emerges from the book, which thoroughly analyzes the policies followed by countries in the region from Algeria to Iran, Iraq to Libya, and the Gulf to Turkey.
Africa’s Perspective on Palestine
However, following this decision, several countries such as South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Libya, Namibia, Botswana, Comoros, Tunisia, Djibouti, and Mauritania announced their opposition to the decision.
Another War: Israel’s Fake Accounts to Support Its Narrative
Many of these profiles also deliberately incite strife among Arab peoples by referring to the political and historical differences between them, such as the differences between Morocco and Algeria, and the political problems between Iraq and Kuwait.
Hierarchy of Goals: Germany’s Gaza Policy
When there were coups in Algeria in 1992, Egypt in 2013, and Turkey in 1997 and in 2016 (a failed attempt), the governments in Germany did not side with democracy but with the coup plotters.
The EU’s Two-Dimensional Thinking about Integration is Myopic: Interview with Hans Kundnani
Similarly, seven years later, when the Treaty of Rome is signed, France fought a brutal colonial war in Algeria.
Will the Niger Crisis Pose a Threat to Turkey in Africa?
Therefore, not only the Sahel and West Africa but also Libya and Algeria in North Africa, where Turkey has strategic interests, have the potential to be affected by the crisis in Niger.
