Algeria
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Israel and North Africa: Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind
Daniel Zisenwine writes about the relations between Israel and North Africa states. This article is part of "The New Normal? Arab States and Normalization with Israel".
A New Chapter in Algeria’s Tumultuous Politics
In the latest edition of Tel Aviv Notes, Daniel Zisenwine examines recent developments in Algerian politics in light of the ongoing coronavirus crisis and the Hirak movement's demands for change.
Paris, Algiers Concerned over Mali’s Transitional Regime
In our latest issue of Ifriqiya, Rina Bassist discusses the regional and international challenges facing Mali's new transitional government, and its precarious security situation.
Takin’ it to the Streets in Algeria and Morocco
Bruce Maddy-Weitzman has published an article in "The American Interest", where he discusses new challenges to the Algerian and Moroccan regimes.
Lessons from the Past? France, Algeria and the One-State Reality
Senior Research Fellow Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman has published an article in the Times of Israel, where he compares and contrasts the French experience in Algeria with the Israeli experience in the post-1967 territories.
Algeria – The Parliamentary Elections and their Implications
MDC Principal Researcher Emeritus Gideon Gera examines the results of the Algerian parliamentary elections and explores their implications for stability and governance in Algeria.
Algeria 2013 - Marking Time
Gideon Gera examines the difficulties and challenges Algeria is facing, despite its relative stability.
Algeria's Parliamentary Elections: Apathy, Irregularities, and Agony
Research Fellow Daniel Zisenwine examines current political trends in Algeria, a country considered immune to the "Arab Spring" protests, in light of the recent parliamentary elections.