Algeria

Why Protesters Are Boycotting Algeria's Elections

By Joseph Hincks

The Quick Read on the Protests in Algeria

By Ian Bremmer

Algeria Shuts Off the Internet to Stop Exam Cheats

By Eli Meixler

The Female War Correspondent Who Scooped the World

By Dominique Rowe / Hong Kong
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Germany Moves to Cut Migrant Numbers

Germany has accepted more than 1.1 million people during Europe's migration crisis

By Simon Lewis

The History of French-Muslim Violence Began in the Streets of Algeria

When the Algerian War ended with a ceasefire in March 1962, LIFE was there to capture both the celebration and the violence

By Eliza Berman

Three Reasons France Became a Target for Jihad

The country has long and tangled history with the Muslim world and organized religion

By John R. Bowen

France Confirms No Survivors in Air Algérie Crash

Cause of the crash still unknown, but French officials suspect bad weather to blame

By Eliana Dockterman

No, Fidel Castro's Niece Wasn't on the Algerian Plane

"I’m alive and kicking"

By Noah Rayman

'No Trace' of Algerian Jet

France's Foreign Minister said Flight AH5017 "probably crashed"

By Noah Rayman

French Terror Suspect 'Plotted Bombing the Eiffel Tower and Louvre'

Revelations come as France's Interior Minister attempts to build support for a controversial antiterrorism bill

By Melissa Hellmann

Algeria Plane Crash Leaves 1 Survivor, 102 Dead

The C-130 flight was reportedly carrying soldiers and their families when it went down in a mountainous area in bad weather, and all were feared dead for hours until Algerian authorities found a sole survivor among the wreckage

By Denver Nicks

Pictures of the Week: April 13 – April 20

From centennial celebrations of the birth of Kim Il-Sung in North Korea and attacks in Afghanistan to the moving of the space shuttle Discovery and Nepalese New Year, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

A Package of Protest

As protests from the Middle East to Wall Street made news in 2011, a new box set of books by Steidl examines various uprisings throughout history.

By Jeffrey Ladd
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