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While universities in this Muslim North African nation are increasingly full of young women, politics is still largely seen as a male domain.

Wanted: Female candidates for Algeria’s parliament quota

Afak Relizane’s players attend a training session in the Algerian city of Relizane. — AFP

Algeria women footballers wave red card at stigma

Algerian police officers take to the streets in an attempt to arrest activists in Algiers in this file photo. — AP

Brave policeman foils suicide attack in Algeria

Algeria in 2014 was Africa’s second-largest car market in terms of sales, with more than 400,000 vehicles imported annually, but last year it cut import licenses by half.

Algeria buckles up for homegrown auto drive

A general view shows the Carrière-Jaubert neighborhood, one of the oldest suburbs on the northern outskirts of Algiers, known for its gang violence. — AFP

Gang violence on the rise on edges of Algerian cities

Zimbabwe’s midfielder Willard Katsande challenges Tunisia’s midfielder Ferjani Sassi (R) during their 2017 Africa Cup of Nations match in Libreville Monday. - AFP

Goal rush at African Cup

Tunisia’s players prepare to block a free kick by Algeria’s midfielder Yacine Brahimi during their Africa Cup of Nations match in Franceville Thursday. - AFP

Tunisia bounces back to edge Algeria

Algerian women take part in a group wedding ceremony. — AFP

For poor Algerians, mass weddings a chance to celebrate

King receives message from Algerian president

King receives message from Algerian president

Nigeria’s midfielder Victor Moses (C) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal during the 2018 FIFA World Cup African qualifying match against Algeria at the Akwa Ibom State Stadium in Uyo Saturday. — AFP

Moses fires Nigeria to victory

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Drama as Africa Cup Finals lineup completed

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Algeria, Cameroon, Nigeria drawn together for World Cup qualifiers

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International drum festival 

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Algerian army kills militants behind Krechba gas plant attack

45 killed in Tunisia-Libya border clashes

45 killed in Tunisia-Libya border clashes

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Algeria moves forward with disputed constitutional reforms

Libyan Wings parked in Malta, awaits clearance to fly to its home base in Tripoli. — Photo courtesy: AIN

Algeria suspends Libya flights

Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has promised a set of reforms that would strengthen the country's democracy. — Archives

Algeria lays out draft constitutional reforms

The Saudi-Algerian Committee concludes sessions in Riyadh Wednesday. Dr. Tawfiq Al-Rabiah and Abdurrahman Bin Khalfa, Algerian Minister of Finance signing some of the agreements. — SPA

Kingdom, Algeria sign three agreements