Algeria, Boualem Sansal
Opinion
Algeria's silence on Boualem Sansal's arrest is unjustifiable
EDITORIAL. The writer, arrested on his return to Algiers on November 16, must not become a pawn in the difficult relationship between France and Algeria. Enduring disputes are a matter for governments and their interests and for them alone.
The concerns about his reported arrest come as another prominent French-Algerian writer Kamel Daoud is under attack over his ...
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Alarm in France over fate of detained award-winning French-Algerian writer critical of IslamismAlarm grew in France on Friday over the fate of a prominent French-Algerian novelist detained in the country of his birth, ...
The French political class rose in defence of the French Zionist writer of Algerian origin, Boualem Sansal, and the uprising ...
Hespress on MSN1d
Algerian-French author Boualem Sansal arrested in Algiers, his whereabouts remain unknownFrench author Boualem Sansal upon his arrival at Algiers International Airport from Paris. At 75 years old, Sansal ...
France 24 on MSN1d
COP29 drags on as developing nations reject $250 bn offerIn tonight's edition, a draft deal on climate finance was rejected by African nations at Cop29.Also, the Algerian Press ...
French President Emmanuel Macron is "very concerned by the disappearance" of French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, his ...
It is difficult not to give in to pessimism, as the great Algerian novelist Boualem Sansal, author of “2084”, does when he says this week: “Islam is preparing to conquer France”.
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