Category: Governance

  • “Time to go, and take the generals with you!”

    “Time to go, and take the generals with you!”

    Algerians in London tell Bouteflika. Bymenasolidaritynetwork / 21 hours ago For the sixth week in a row, hundreds of Algerian activists from around the UK joined lively protests in central London in solidarity with the unfolding mass movement in Algeria. After rallying at Marble Arch, they marched down Oxford Street flanked by a convoy of…

  • Turning Algeria Into a Necrocracy

    Turning Algeria Into a Necrocracy

  • Barriers Versus Smugglers: Algeria and Morocco’s Battle for Border Security

    Barriers Versus Smugglers: Algeria and Morocco’s Battle for Border Security

    Terrorism, weapons smuggling, drug and human trafficking, and migration flows are driving many North African countries to bolster their border defenses. Current tactics include building miles of trenches, barriers, and fences, as well as employing sophisticated drones and surveillance technology. But will they be effective and at what cost? A close study to answer this…

  • Algerian protesters not satisfied with Bouteflika’s latest whirl

    Algerian protesters not satisfied with Bouteflika’s latest whirl

    After protesters rejected President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s offer to step down after one year should he be re-elected, his latest announcement that he will extend his fourth term is being met with more anger. Why Algerian protesters aren’t satisfied with Bouteflika’s latest ‘concession’ By Simon Speakman Cordall March 11, 2019 Students protest against Algeria’s President Abdelaziz Bouteflika,…

  • For we’re marching toward Algiers

    Originally posted on AbsurdBeats: Ah yes, another round in the endless presidential campaign and, as promised, I make no predictions. I do have opinions, though, on who I like more, and less, and otherwise, on the Dem side. On the More side: Kirsten Gillibrand, Elizabeth Warren Less: Joe Biden, Cory Booker, John Kerry, Tulsi Gabbard,…

  • Algeria’s presidential elections of April 18, 2019

    Algeria’s presidential elections of April 18, 2019

    These presidential election will, in the face of internal challenges have to confront the numerous geo-strategic issues as elaborated on below in sixteen points. Indeed, but before we go into that, and because the present electoral law allows any Algerian with any record to run as a candidate, how can we not see that there…