Algeria – Page 2

Why Qatar Deserves to Host the World Cup, Actually

This year’s tournament is a triumph for football’s millions of fans in the Arab world.

‘Done on the Sly’: France’s Flawed Return of Skulls to Algeria

The restitution of the remains, said to belong to 19th-century freedom fighters, was hailed as a symbol of reconciliation, but papers obtained by The Times reveal a gesture muddled by politics.

In Algeria, Veiled From the World, Past and Future Are Shrouded, Too

A land of thwarted potential, the country fends off outside influences, political change and some of its own history.

In Algeria, Macron Seeks to Reshape Traumatic Ties With France

On a three-day visit, the French president said he was seeking “truth and acknowledgment” over the war and colonialism.

U.S. Pressured to Open Consulates in Jerusalem and Western Sahara

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, on travels through the Middle East and North Africa over the past week, was urged by Arab leaders to make good on past promises.