Algerian BRICS Dream Could Come True Will the country’s economic gamble be a winning one?
After his visit to Moscow and Saint Petersburg last June, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune faced a fierce communication..
Ruthless and Illegal: Algeria Tightens Expulsion Practices
Ruthless and Illegal: Algeria Tightens Expulsion Practices Algeria’s unprecedented mass deportations are creating a humanitarian emergency in Niger ..
Algériennes, from the National Revolution to the Feminist Revolution
Algériennes, from the National Revolution to the Feminist Revolution The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation-North Africa office is pleased..
The Tragedy That Paved the Way for Algerian Independence
On 8 May 1945, French massacres in northeastern Algeria radicalized an entire generation
The Legacy of the Algerian Civil War: Forced Disappearances and the Cost of Amnesty
Algeria’s civil war ended two decades ago, but the scars are still everywhere to be seen
Looking Back, Looking Forward. Conversation with Authors of the Dossier “The Arab Uprisings: A decade of struggle”
Looking Back, Looking Forward. Conversation with Authors of the Dossier “The Arab Uprisings: A decade of struggle”
The Algerian strategy in the Sahel: Shift or adaptation
This study examines Algeria’s possible changing role in the Sahel conflict in the wake of the announcement of the termination of the French military operation Barkhane in 2022
The Arab uprisings: A decade of struggles
A dossier about ten years of the Arab uprisings
Algeria: Has the Hirak failed politically?
Interview with Prof. Dr. Rachid Ouaissa (University of Marburg, MECAM Center Tunis)
Algeria Trapped between Repression and Hope
Massive election boycott and escalating police violence overshadow the parliamentary elections
The feminization of precarious work
Nine texts from five countries, covering different work sectors. This folder portrays female characters, with paths that call for affection, admiration and respect.
Migrations: Harraga’s stories
This folder completes the topic of irregular migration in an attempt to capture the causes of this phenomenon, which we call here – without any exaggeration – the “great escape”.