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Algerians march in Bordj Bou Arreridj. Today, Algeria's protests are smaller than in spring 2019, but the Hirak movement remains strong

Algeria City Recalls Protest That Morphed Into Uprising

Algeria city recalls protest that morphed into uprising

Slovak Minister Tipped To Be Next UN Envoy For Western Sahara

Slovak Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak, seen here in Brussels in January 2020, could be the next UN envoy to Western Sahara

Slovak minister tipped to be next UN envoy for Western Sahara

Algeria Court Upholds 15-year Sentence For Bouteflika's Brother

Algeria court upholds 15-year sentence for Bouteflika's brother

An OPEC committee has recommended additional oil output cuts over coronavirus

OPEC Committee Urges Output Cut Over Coronavirus

OPEC committee urges output cut over coronavirus

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The key players in the Libyan conflict after a ceasefire started Sunday

Libya Peace Still Elusive Despite 'Small Step' In Berlin

Libya peace still elusive despite 'small step' in Berlin

Libya's prime minister Fayez Al-Sarraj (L) with European Council President Charles Michel (C) and European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell before their meeting in Brussels

Europe, N. Africa In Diplomatic Flurry To Avoid 'Second Syria' In Libya

Europe, N. Africa in diplomatic flurry to avoid 'second Syria' in Libya

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Countries Growing Their Military? Germany Registers Record Arms Sales In 2019

Germany continues to sell weapons to controversial nations such as UAE and Qatar.

A small spark can ignite a protest, such as metro ticket increase

From Algeria To Hong Kong, A Year Of Anti-establishment Rage

From Algeria to Hong Kong, a year of anti-establishment rage

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Ethiopia Launches Its First Satellite, Caps Great Year For African Space Industry

Ethiopia launched its first satellite on Dec. 20. The launch marks the eighth African satellite launch this year, and the 41st satellite launch in African space history.

Ahmed Gaid Salah was a veteran of Algeria's war for independence from France

Death Of Army Chief Gaid Salah Caps Turbulent Year For Algeria

Death of army chief Gaid Salah caps turbulent year for Algeria

Algerian protesters who once praised Gaid Salah for his intervention to force Bouteflika's resignation now despise the general

Algeria's Military Chief Gaid Salah, Guardian Of Opaque Regime

Algeria's military chief Gaid Salah, guardian of opaque regime

Algeria's newly inaugurated president embraces armed forces chief Lieutenant General Ahmed Gaid Salah, who has been the country's de facto strongman since veteran leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika was forced to step down in April

New President Sworn In To Lead Protest-hit Algeria

New president sworn in to lead protest-hit Algeria

Volkswagen Says Production Suspended In Algeria

Volkswagen says production suspended in Algeria

A Nigerien soldier looks at the graves of military personnel killed in a jihadist attack ahead of the arrival of G5 Sahel leaders on December 15, 2019

US Urges Sahel Countries To Step Up Fight Against Jihadists

US urges Sahel countries to step up fight against jihadists

The vote highlights the vast gap between youth at the heart of a reformist protest movement and an ageing elite they see as clinging to power

Regime Stalwart Elected Algeria President, Angering Protesters

Regime stalwart elected Algeria president, angering protesters

Former prime minister Abdelmadjid Tebboune has won Algeria's presidency but now faces an uphill struggle restoring stability after nearly a year of mass protests that saw a record low turnout in Thursday's election

Ex-PM Tebboune Wins Algeria Presidential Election: Organisers

Ex-PM Tebboune wins Algeria presidential election: organisers

Algerian police arrested dozens of anti-vote protesters in the capital Algiers on the eve of an unpopular presidential election

Boycott Rallies Rock Algeria Day Before Presidential Poll

Boycott rallies rock Algeria day before presidential poll

The brick has become the symbol of the anti-vote campaign in Algeria's Kabylie heartland of the Berber community

Algeria Presidential Vote Faces Brick Wall Of Berber Opposition

Algeria presidential vote faces brick wall of Berber opposition

There was tight security outside the Algiers courthouse for the reading of the verdicts against former prime ministers Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdelmalek Sellal and other leading political and business figures

Two Algeria Ex-PMs Get Heavy Jail Terms In Graft Trial

Two Algeria ex-PMs get heavy jail terms in graft trial

Friday will mark the 42nd consecutive Friday the Algerian "Hirak" protest movement has organised anti-government marches across the country, and will be the last ahead of unpopular presidential elections on December 12

Huge Protest Days Ahead Of Contentious Algeria Vote

Huge protest days ahead of contentious Algeria vote

'Gandhi Of Western Sahara' Warns Time Running Out To Avoid War

'Gandhi of Western Sahara' warns time running out to avoid war

In Algeria, demonstrators are agitating for the cancellation of elections, saying they do not want former regime figures to cement power

Algerian Anti-election Marchers Vote With Their Feet

Algerian anti-election marchers vote with their feet

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Scientists Study 4.6-Billion-Year-Old Meteorite With Primitive Ice Fossils

In a new study, scientists were able to get a glimpse of what the Solar System was like 4.6 billion years ago by analyzing the ice fossils of a primitive meteorite.

Uruguayan midfielder Gaston Sirino (L) of Mamelodi Sundowns is among the South Americans who play in the South African Premiership

South African Premier League Smashes Billion-rand Revenue Mark

South African Premier League smashes billion-rand revenue mark

The draft law on Algeria's energy sector has been added to protesters' list of grievances with the ruling class

Algerian Energy Law Fuels Anger On Streets

Algerian energy law fuels anger on streets

Algerian protesters, with the Berber flag in the background, chant slogans during anti-government demonstrations in the capital Algiers

Algeria Jails 28 Protesters Over Berber Flags

Algeria jails 28 protesters over Berber flags

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