Although Algeria has struggled to attract significant interest in recent bidding rounds, the potential for new shale deposits will increase the country’s already considerable allure,

Researchers and civil society activists in the Arab world have always complained that a lack of information has contributed to poor policies on development and resource management.

Times of transition can be defining moments for social welfare systems. This is when these systems that are designed (or should be) to help the poorest and most vulnerable citizens come under scrutiny, a real stress test as to whether they can respond to those in need.

In courses first taught at any school of international affairs, it is said that in their foreign policies, countries adopt one of three great strategies.

As part of Algeria’s several hundred billion dollar infrastructure programme, the government has enacted new measures to encourage greater participation from local firms.

Although Algeria’s key indicators have stayed strong despite economic troubles in the EU, the government has introduced new measures in the 2013 budget aimed at

In the 10 years since the launch of a broad-based teaching reform programme in 2003, Algeria has seen a number of initiatives targeting improvements in curriculum and instruction, but often with mixed results,

Long-awaited plans to set up a ratings agency that will gauge stability levels in Algeria’s banks look to be back on track, with the process for selecting a monitoring system now gathering pace