"Of 5,630,000 voters recorded, 5,320,000 voted for the independent candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune, accounting for 94.65 percent" of Saturday's vote, ANIE head Mohamed Charfi told reporters in the ...

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The massacres have been debated in popular books and films in Algeria and France and are a recurring theme when tensions flare between the two countries. Tebboune and Macron announced a truth ...

Last October, President Tebboune paid a state visit to Oman ... various theatrical events has expanded Oman’s cultural presence beyond the International Book Fair. Similarly, Algerian intellectuals ...

His books are banned in the country ... contacted me and suggested writing a letter addressed directly to President Tebboune. Just my sister and I, as his daughters, without involving France. That’s ...

After a months-long diplomatic spat, the French president and his Algerian counterpart have reiterated their commitment to work together. French President Emmanuel Macron and Algerian President ...

Sansal has long been a critic of Algerian authorities, but he has regularly visited the country, and his books have been sold ... Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune had criticized Sansal ...

Even before his arrest Sansal's books have landed him on the index of ... and that he trusted Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. In December, Tebboune called Sansal "an impostor who doesn ...

His replacement, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who was elected with military ... published his first book, “The Oath of the Barbarians,” in 1999. The novel was critical of Islamic fundamentalism ...

One conservative mayor of a Parisian suburb is promising to hand out free copies of Sansal's books to every 18-year ... to Algeria's President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to show "humanity" to the ...

Re-elected in September with more than 84 percent of the vote, Tebboune used his first televised interview with Algerian media to admonish France. "I will not go to Canossa" he replied when asked ...

On September 7, 2024, Algeria’s incumbent president, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, was unsurprisingly re-elected for a second five-year presidential term with a whopping 94.65 percent of the vote.