Israel and Lebanon meet for direct talks for the first time in over 30 years

On Africa trip, Pope Leo XIV condemns war and brushes off Trump criticism

A vinyl reissue from ‘The Algerian Rose’

France expels 12 Algerian officials in tit-for-tat move amid diplomatic tensions

Polarizing French Algerian author wins France’s most-coveted literary award

Olympic women’s boxing competition reignites controversy about gender in sports

New book explores the life of psychiatrist and writer Frantz Fanon

Film festival at refugee camp near Western Sahara amplifies voices of displaced people

Spain and Algeria at odds over Western Sahara, energy and migration

G-7 agrees on conditions to recognize and work with the Taliban

ISIS claims killing of 3 women media workers in Afghanistan

Macron reveals more torture by French army in Algeria war

French report reignites debate about colonialism in Algeria

Power outage: How did global leadership change in 2019?

Protests that rocked The World in 2019

Algerians protesting elections want real reform, not a military junta, analyst says

How Twitter and other social media can draw the US into foreign interventions

Algeria’s president resigns amid protests

Young Algerians have only known one president. Many are hopeful that will soon change.

Algeria’s ailing president was once a revolutionary. After mass protests, he won’t seek a fifth term.

French national soccer players of immigrant ancestry face harsher critics at the World Cup

For one woman with an eating disorder, Ramadan was a chance to blend in

Trump firing Comey: ‘It helps every authoritarian in the world’

Arab countries are underwhelmed by Clinton, but most prefer her to Trump

Marseille’s plans for a Grand Mosque stall

Algerian artists are ‘exposing the scars’ of the country’s recent civil war

Algeria’s contemporary artists strive to make their own space

Spain may finally get to see a finished version of Gaudí’s famous church — in Finland

At the World Cup, there are more French-born players playing against France than for it

At the World Cup, there are more French-born players playing against France than for it

These Disney princesses are being used to spread a distinctly serious message

Why don’t you see the Sunni-Shia divide in the US?

The US World Cup team is announced, with one star noticeably absent

Algeria’s presidential election is less revolution and more ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’

The NJ governor’s staff aren’t the only politicos messing with traffic

Here’s what else was going on in the world when Kennedy was assassinated

Remembering Cheb I Sabbah, a DJ who brought heavy beats to traditional styles

What Albert Camus can teach us about nation-building

What are the prospects for peace in Egypt?

Militants in Mali take hostages in Algeria

Next generation of Mali musicians face a country that won’t let them perform

Libyans wage battle over last holdout of Muammar Gaddafi supporters

Harkis still waiting for French apology 50 years after Algerian War

Homelessness a growing problem in Greece

Syrian officials reject call to stand aside as country veers toward civil war

Elkader: An Iowa town named after an Algerian, Muslim jihadist

Fugitive George Wright captured after 41 years

Punk rock in North African music

Libyan rebels take Tripoli, capturing Gadhafi’s sons

Canadians Involved in Algerian Al-Qaeda Attack

Why Algerians Shudder at the Mention of ‘Arab Spring’

Algeria Gas Facility Attack May Have Been an Inside Job

Actor Explains How He Portrayed Bin Laden in ‘Zero Dark Thirty’

Working the Oil Fields of Africa

Algerian Militant Mokhtar Belmokhtar, ‘Mr. Marlboro,’ Jihadist or Thug?

Unpacking the History of the French-Algerian Conflict

Military Operation Ends at Algerian Gas Facility with Uncertain Outcome

Algeria Military Operation ‘Over’

Islamist Militants Take Hostages in Algeria Natural Gas Facility

Zidane’s Soccer Headbutt Sculpture on Display in Paris