Cnn updated Sep 1, 2011 17:03 GMT In a message of utter anger and defiance that aired Thursday, a man purported to be Libya’s fugitive leader Moammar Gadhafi urged Libyans to continue the fight and not surrender. “We...
Read MoreLibya exposes leadership vacuum in Algeria … refuge to Gaddafi’s family on “humanitarian grounds” remains the most vivid sign that the civilian face of the Algerian government is fading away under pressure from major...
Read MoreBy Gregory Viscusi and Helene Fouquet September 01, 2011 12:03 EDT Leaders of the coalition that helped push out Muammar Qaddafi gathered in Paris as the Libyan strongman called on his loyalists to reject surrender and exhorted...
Read MoreBy giving the Gaddafi family refuge, Algeria’s gerontocracy is putting itself on the wrong side of history Algerian protesters throw stones at an anti-riot policeman during clashes in Algiers in January. Photograph: Fayez...
Read MoreOfficial Algerian press reports that Gaddafi’s wife, two sons and daughter had crossed into Algeria from Libya. Libya’s de facto government considers Algeria’s sheltering of members of fallen strongman Muammar...
Read MoreRabat – Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb said on Sunday it had carried out a twin suicide attack on an Algerian military academy that killed 18 people. A brief statement emailed to AFP in Morocco said AQIM “claims...
Read MoreBy Aziz Enhaili and Oumelkheir Adda Read this article in French Each of the three Maghreb states–Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco–dealt differently with internal Islamist movements. This study explains how these...
Read MoreSoon Gaddafi is going to be forgotten and Libya and its people will forge ahead experimenting with new governance. What direction they will undertake to solve immediate socio-economic issues is going to be a very difficult...
Read MoreCAIRO — Algeria has signed an agreement to supply Morocco with natural gas. Officials said Algeria would export hundreds of millions of cubic meters of gas to neighboring Morocco. They said the Algerian gas would power electric...
Read MoreRABAT (Reuters) – Morocco’s King Mohammed renewed calls on Saturday to normalise ties and reopen borders with wealthier neighbour Algeria, saying that Rabat wants to build an integrated North African economic bloc....
Read MoreRABAT (AFP) — Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called Saturday for the reopening of his country’s border with Algeria and prompt elections, weeks after winning support in a referendum to curb some of his prerogatives. In...
Read MoreALGIERS (Reuters) – Algeria denied charges that a Libyan ship offloaded weapons for Muammar Gaddafi’s troops at one of its ports. “The foreign ministry denies categorically these allegations,” the...
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