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Hints of Crisis as Algeria Enters Election Mode
The country avoided the tumult of the Arab Spring, but its next election cycle will bring political, economic, and social challenges back to the fore.
Dec 12, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi
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Gaïd Salah and the Future of the Algerian Army
As the question of succession dominates public concerns in Algeria, divisions between Algerian President Bouteflika’s supporters and opponents have deepened among political, military, administrative, and economic elites. Intractable political conflicts resulting from the inability to decide over who holds the power of veto for succession have characterized the fourth term
Oct 16, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi
Fikra Forum
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Algeria’s Succession Crisis: Plenty of Divisions, but No One Conquers
In the years since the Arab Spring, Algeria has remained largely insulated from the rapidly-spreading unrest and turmoil affecting the MENA region. Yet dissatisfaction in Algeria is growing, and the country is increasingly facing a recipe for crisis. Depressed oil prices, the demands of a growing youth population, and the
Sep 21, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi
Fikra Forum
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Sanctions May Lead to Regime Change in Iran, but What Then?
The continually escalating war of words between Iran and the United States suggests that the Middle East will have much at stake in the coming months as sanctions take effect. The U.S. administration has made repeated assertions that “regime change” and “military action” against Iran are not on the agenda
Sep 6, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi
Fikra Forum
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How Lessons from Algeria Can Shape Iraq
After its military defeat in Iraq, the Islamic State (IS) has transformed from a governing entity to a scattered organization. Nonetheless, due to the worldwide spread of extremism, it is still necessary to combat the group’s ideology, which can easily be developed and spread by other extremist organizations. Luckily, the
Aug 8, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi
Fikra Forum
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Will U.S. Policy Allow IS to Reemerge?
When asked at a March 28th press conference whether he still favored pulling U.S. troops out of Syria, President Donald Trump responded to the question with the statement “I want to get out. I want to bring our troops back home. I want to start rebuilding our nation.” At a
Jun 21, 2018
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Abdelillah Bendaoudi