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  • Vol 45 No 1
  •  9th January 2004

Fresh start for old faces

Elections in Algeria and Tunisia, and Libya's opening to the West, will give familiar faces a new look. The Libyan regime watched Iraq like a hawk and President Saddam Hussein's overthrow must have encouraged Colonel Moammar el Gadaffi to offer a Christma...

  • Vol 44 No 10
  •  16th May 2003

Hands across the water

After the Iraq war, the European Union looks south once again

  • Vol 44 No 1
  •  10th January 2003

A defining terror

Expanding economies and dealing with Islamism dominate policy

  • Vol 43 No 6
  •  22nd March 2002

Cross-border pressures

Regional quarrels are rumbling across the Maghreb

  • Vol 43 No 5
  •  8th March 2002

Branch office

The European Commission is contemplating yet another development bank, this time to boost the integration of North Africa's economies into the European-Mediterranean market ­ a target far from achievement. The idea is strongly backed by the Commission...

  • Vol 43 No 1
  •  11th January 2002

Our American friends

America's disaster has paid dividends for anti-Islamist Muslim rulers

  • Vol 42 No 1
  •  12th January 2001

Industry and Islamism

In Algeria, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika faces a difficult year, with the prospect of new threats from rivals in the Algiers establishment (AC Vol 41 No 22). He must convince sceptics that his peace initiative is still viable after an upsurge in violenc...

  • Vol 41 No 1
  •  7th January 2000

New brooms

In Algeria, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's honeymoon period won't survive the end of Ramadan this weekend. Expect a tough military-led Islamist campaign early in the year, then subsequent reprisals against civilians. The key indicator for Algerians is t...

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