The Algerian FLN regime got away with it, after 200,000 dead – compared to the mere 10,000 killed so far in Syria's war
Warda al Djazairia: Singer known as 'The Rose of Algeria'
Saturday 26 May 2012
Her unusual mix of love songs, folk pieces and odes in praise of the fight for independence attracted attention
Cape profits take £14m hit on disastrous project in Algeria
Saturday 26 May 2012
Shares in the industrial services group Cape crashed 37 per cent yesterday after it said that a massive energy project it is working on in Algeria will make a loss.
A A Gill Is Further Away: Helping With Enquiries, By A A Gill
Sunday 13 May 2012
Travelling gracelessly with A A Gill
Algerians reportedly 'abstain in large numbers' at election
Thursday 10 May 2012
Algerians reportedly abstained in large numbers from the country’s parliamentary elections today – despite the poll being billed as the fairest in 20 years.
Monsieur Lazhar (12A)
Friday 04 May 2012
Philippe Falardeau, 95mins. Starring: Mohamed Fellag, Sophie Nelisse
The Weekend's Viewing: Twenty Twelve, Fri, BBC2
Arena: Jonathan Miller, Sat, BBC2
Monday 02 April 2012
When we come to tally up the profit and loss account for the Olympics, there's going to be a lot in the debit column: bloated costs, Lord Coe's corporate toadying and the runaway creation of eyesores (I have to rinse with Optrex if I even catch a glimpse of bloody Wenlock and Mandeville).
Merah buried in Toulouse after Algeria rejects body
Friday 30 March 2012
The Islamist gunman who killed seven people before being shot dead by police was buried in Toulouse yesterday after the city's mayor dropped a refusal to permit the ceremony.
Gunman Mohamed Merah buried near Toulouse
Thursday 29 March 2012
The gunman, Mohamed Merah, who killed seven people in three separate attacks in southern France, has been buried in a town near Toulouse, the BBC reported tonight.
Jerome Taylor: Al-Qa'ida or not, this spread of terror could be disastrous
Friday 09 March 2012
Violent Islamists have started to use increasingly bold tactics in the north
Algerians win deportation appeals
Wednesday 07 March 2012
Seven Algerians fighting deportation from the UK on grounds of national security won Supreme Court appeals today.
Suicide attack on Algerian barracks kills 10
Saturday 27 August 2011
A suicide attack at a military academy west of the Algerian capital has killed at least 10 people, security officials said last night.
Album: Tinariwent, Tassili (V2)
Friday 26 August 2011
Due to the uncertain political situation in their Malian home base of Tessalit, Tinariwen did what comes naturally to nomads, upping sticks and relocating to a tent in the Algerian desert to record Tassili.
Last Night's TV: Who Do You Think You Are?/BBC1<br />Village SOS/BBC1
Thursday 11 August 2011
Stop me when you've guessed what I'm describing. "The hooked nose, the thick lips, the swarthy complexion, the curly black hair, and piercing dark eyes..." Got it yet? I'll go on. "Every traditional feature of the Jewish face was there in most marked and pronounced character."
Algeria bombing kills at least two
Saturday 16 July 2011
Two people were killed in Algeria today when a suicide bomber targeted a police headquarters in a town 45 miles east of the capital, a local security source told Reuters.








