Algeria

Thousands of Algerians gathered on Wednesday for the funeral of the chief of staff, Ahmed Gaid Saleh, who was suddenly the result of a heart attack on Monday at the age of 79 after he drew up state policy in response to popular protests…

The Algerian private television channel, Al-Nahar, said that the army's chief of staff, Ahmed Gaid Saleh, had died, while the country was witnessing political divisions over the army's dominant role in the country.

The elected Algerian President-elect Abdel Majid Taboun said that he will begin “consultations” to prepare a new constitution to be presented to the people in a public referendum, and offered to conduct a serious dialogue with the protest…

The Independent Commission for the Algerian Elections announced the victory of former Prime Minister Abdel Majid Taboun by obtaining 58% of the votes according to preliminary results, while protests continue in the streets of the Algerian…

Thousands took to the streets of Algiers and other cities in demonstrations to refuse to hold the elections, chanting "No to vote" chants and demanding freedom as the authorities see voting as the only way to restore security and order in…

A large crowd of protesters organized a march in the center of the Algerian capital to demand the abolition of the presidential elections scheduled for Thursday until the ruling elite withdraws entirely and the army moves away from…

A Algerian court sentenced two former prime ministers, Ahmed Ouyahia and Abdel-Malak Sallal, to prison for corruption, two days before a presidential election demanding protesters to cancel it.

Tens of thousands of Algerian protesters marched on Friday to demand the cancellation of next month's presidential election until the ruling elite steps down and the army leaves politics.

Hundreds of Algerians staged marches around Algiers late on Thursday for the second night in a row, suggesting that protesters were stepping up their months-long campaign ahead of next month's presidential election.

Algeria's professional grain bureau bought about 500,000 tonnes of wheat flour in an international tender closed on Wednesday, European traders said on Thursday, adding that the bureau was believed to have paid between $ 223 and $ 224 per…