(Reuters) - Resurgent al Qaeda attacks have stirred fears of worsening instability in Yemen, an impoverished country struggling with multiple security threats, and a resumption of militant violence in neighboring oil superpower Saudi Arabia. Full Article

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Reuters has interviewed Benjamin Stora, Professor of Maghreb history at Paris IX University and one of the world's leading authorities on Algeria. Stora predicts a hollow victory for Abdelaziz Bouteflika ... Full Article | Comments [3]

After the Algerian parliament changed the constitution to lift presidential term limits, north Africans are asking whether Algeria now has a president for life. In making the change, Algeria has followed ... Full Article | Comments [3]
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