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Five years on, Algeria's Hirak must learn from past mistakes - Vimarsana News

Five years on, Algeria's Hirak must learn from past mistakes

The movement mobilised millions and inspired hope for political change, writes Abdelkader Cheref. Facing severe state repression, what's left of Hirak's spirit?

Israel, Morocco & Western Sahara: The price of normalisation - Vimarsana News

Israel, Morocco & Western Sahara: The price of normalisation

With Israel’s recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty of Western Sahara amidst normalisation deal & ongoing tensions between North African leaders, the future of Maghreb unity as a solution to regional issues feels far off, argues Abdelkader Cheref.

The people are the heroes of Algeria's independence - Vimarsana News

The people are the heroes of Algeria's independence

This 5th of July marks 61 years since Algeria won its independence from French colonial rule. The victory must be marked as that of the people’s amidst all attempts by the regime to co-opt the revolutionary history, argues Abdelkader Cheref.

Migrants for money: Is Tunisia the EU's new border police? - Vimarsana News

Migrants for money: Is Tunisia the EU's new border police?

While the Tunisian president has thus far refused to serve as Europe's "border guard", the economic and political crisis he created may push him to agree to crack down on migration in exchange for a bailout, writes Abdelkader Cheref.

Why Algeria's regime is cheering Saeid's proto-dictatorship - Vimarsana News

Why Algeria's regime is cheering Saeid's proto-dictatorship

As Tunisian president Kais Saied continues in the repressive footsteps of his predecessor, reversing the gains of the 2011 revolution, Abdelkader Cheref argues that this is also beneficial to the neighbouring Algerian regime.