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Algeria: Humiliated by mass legislative election boycott, regime hides behind “Dahdouhism”
Algeria’s military intelligence services have just delivered yet another web of state-sponsored lies. Broadcast by the Defense Ministry, a video featuring purported confessions by six alleged MAK members, including four supposed Moroccans, seeks to obscure the debacle of the July 2 legislative elections. It is a pitiful script straight out of the playbook of “Dahdouhism,” first deployed in 2021 to demonize the Hirak, and further evidence of a regime adrift in its desperate quest for legitimacy.
Algeria: When an overheated president changes the school calendar… based on the weather
As the Algerian regime multiplies its promises to electrify the African continent, realities on the ground have come as a brutal reminder of its limitations. Under the pretext of heat waves and the need to conserve energy, the presidency of the Republic postponed the start of the 2026-2027 school year at the last minute to September 21. Between institutional improvisation, repeated dysfunction and an electricity grid being pushed to its breaking point in a gas-rich country, the rhetoric of a “regional power” collides with the daily reality of millions of families forced to silently foot the heavy bill.
The world cup and Algeria’s art of diversion: when a hypothetical incident becomes a matter of state
As the Fennecs stumble from one sporting disappointment to another and hooliganism scandals erupt from Doha to New York, Algeria’s propaganda machine has found its counteroffensive: turning the supposed assault of an Algerian supporter by Moroccan fans into a matter of state. By personally stepping in to elevate an unverified minor incident into a geopolitical affair, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has launched a clumsy diversionary maneuver aimed solely at overshadowing Morocco’s successes and saturating Algerian public opinion with resentment.