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  • Nomads, locals clash in Libya desert town: officials

  • TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Armed nomads clashed with residents of a Libyan town on the border with Algeria on Wednesday, officials said, underlining the insecurity that continues to plague the country one month before elections. Fighting erupted over control of a checkpoint on the edge of Ghadames on a desert route often used for smuggling, the officials told Reuters on condition of anonymity. Tensions has been building for days between locals and Tuareg tribesmen - nomads who roam the desert spanning the borders of Libya and its neighbors, said an officer at Ghadames local council. ...
  • Observers Call Algerian Vote a Positive Step

  • Observers from the European Union said Algeria’s parliamentary elections, dominated by the governing party, had some technical shortcomings, but “as many positive points.”
  • EU observers: Algeria vote a step towards reform

  • ALGIERS (Reuters) - European Union observers on Saturday gave a qualified endorsement to an Algerian parliamentary election which handed victory to the ruling party, against the tide of "Arab Spring" revolts. Some opposition forces expressed suspicions there had been manipulation of the vote, though the authorities denied this. Jose Ignacio Salafranca, head of the EU's observer mission in Algeria, said there were shortcomings in some technical aspects of the election but there were "as many positive points as there were weak points. ...
  • Algeria Islamists reel from election fiasco

  • The regime argued the results showed Algerians' desire for stabilityAlgeria's Islamists were reeling Saturday from a stinging setback in legislative polls which saw the ruling party come out on top, resisting the Arab Spring's tide of democratic change.



  • Algerian regime tightens grip on power

  • Daho Ould Kablia, Algerian Prime minister, speaks during a press conference in AlgiersAlgeria's former single party tightened its grip on power in an election that bucked the regional trend, according to results Friday that drew accusations of fraud from the defeated Islamists.



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