Hicham Yezza - openDemocracy (Page 3)

How to be different together: Algerian lessons for the Tunisian crisis

In light of the crisis currently unfolding in Tunisia - particularly the increasingly strident and incendiary rhetoric of the main political poles - the echoes and parallels with Algeria's own democratic moment two decades ago are stark, and could yield crucial lessons.

By Hicham Yezza

/ 10 Feb 2013

How to be different together: Algerian lessons for the Tunisian crisis

In light of the crisis currently unfolding in Tunisia - particularly the increasingly strident and incendiary rhetoric of the main political poles - the echoes and parallels with Algeria's own democratic moment two decades ago are stark, and could yield crucial lessons.

By Hicham Yezza

/ 10 Feb 2013

After In Amenas: an Algerian perspective

The notion that this episode heralds a real shift in Maghreb-western dynamics is increasingly hard to dismiss.

By Hicham Yezza

/ 28 Jan 2013

After In Amenas: an Algerian perspective

The notion that this episode heralds a real shift in Maghreb-western dynamics is increasingly hard to dismiss.

By Hicham Yezza

/ 28 Jan 2013