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Sunday, September 13, 2026

Al-Estiklal Newspaper

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Algeria’s New Push to Build Ties With the Sahel: What Is Driving the Shift?

Algeria’s New Push to Build Ties With the Sahel: What Is Driving the Shift?

10 days ago

After a period of tension with Sahel countries, particularly Mali and Niger, Algeria has begun recalibrating its approach to the region, adopting a new policy aimed at rebuilding ties and turning the page on past tensions.

Algeria’s Movement of Society for Peace Calls for Unity Government: Can It Break the Political Deadlock?

Algeria’s Movement of Society for Peace Calls for Unity Government: Can It Break the Political Deadlock?

a month ago

After legislative elections marked by widespread voter abstention, calls have grown for the formation of a “national unity government of salvation” aimed at restoring citizens’ confidence in the country’s political institutions.

After Decades of French Dominance: How English Became the Leading Language in Algerian Schools

After Decades of French Dominance: How English Became the Leading Language in Algerian Schools

a month ago

The Algerian government has announced its intention to prioritize English over French in primary school, a move that has been widely praised within the country.

After Lasting 14 Months: What Are the Backgrounds and Implications of Algeria and Mali's Announcement to End Their Political Crisis?

After Lasting 14 Months: What Are the Backgrounds and Implications of Algeria and Mali's Announcement to End Their Political Crisis?

2 months ago

The restoration of Algerian–Malian ties reflects strategic efforts to enhance Sahel stability amid regional security challenges and external influence.

80% of Algerians Boycott Legislative Elections: What Are the Messages?

80% of Algerians Boycott Legislative Elections: What Are the Messages?

2 months ago

Algeria’s 2026 legislative elections exposed a deepening crisis of political trust, as record-low voter turnout, party disputes, and competing claims over legitimacy highlighted a widening gap between citizens and the political system.

Pro-Government Forces Secure Most Seats: Why Did Islamist Parties Decline in Algeria’s Elections?

Pro-Government Forces Secure Most Seats: Why Did Islamist Parties Decline in Algeria’s Elections?

2 months ago

Pro-government parties dominated Algeria’s 2026 parliamentary elections with nearly 75% of seats, while Islamist parties' representation fell by 5% from their previous share of 26%.