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The wrong kind of dissident
The novelist, who is eighty and suffers from cancer, was arrested at Algiers airport on November 16
Hugh Schofield
The French president believed he was the future. Little did he know he would be the last of the progressive poster boys
Gavin Mortimer
New Algiers sprawls unmemorably for miles, but old Algiers is not dying, just fraying somewhat at the seams
Matthew Parris
His actions may implode the very energy alliance that has so far been beneficial for him
Damien Phillips
Book Review
The Art of Losing and Tomorrow They Won’t Dare Murder Us reviewed
Boyd Tonkin
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If you are an oil-exporting state then your economic fortunes are tied to global demand — and this will continue to be depressed
It was North Africans who did much of the conquering of north Britain for the Romans