The state oil and gas company needs radical reform to attract foreign investment
Voices from aspirant young people staking their claim for prosperity
The country boasts a wealth of little-visited Roman ruins and Ottoman palaces
Leader’s death adds to uncertainty after months of protests and rejected election
Pro-democracy movement fears new leader will just be a front for the generals
Former prime minister wins 58 per cent of vote in controversial presidential poll
Streets of Algiers filled with police as protests continue against presidential poll
Sentencing of ex-officials seen as attempt to win public support ahead of Thursday’s vote
Low voter turnout expected with landmark vote seen as way to preserve status quo
Spanish utility Naturgy and Algeria’s Sonatrach now entirely own strategic infrastructure
Gatekeeper to former president jailed for plotting against the state
Dozens of arrests as authorities brace for more protests following Africa cup final
Neither side wants repeat of civil war in which more than 100,000 people died
Reported move on Said is part of army efforts to appease protesters pressing for reforms
Protesters who helped topple presidents fear army chiefs will not hand power to civilians
Dismissal of African state’s gas chief sparks investment fears
State television reports arrests as military urges prosecution of ex-president’s circle
Police try to disperse demonstrators for second day with water cannons and tear gas
The uprisings against Bouteflika and Bashir lack enduring power to oust autocracies
Popular uprisings show that the root causes of the 2011 unrest have not been addressed
The protesters have a chance to set a new course but victory is far from assured
Upper house speaker Abdelkader Bensalah seen as regime insider
Demonstrators seek democratic transition after getting rid of ailing president Bouteflika
Army’s adherence to constitution riles citizens who want to overturn the regime
