ALGIERS (Reuters) – Train and metro services in Algiers were suspended on Friday and riot police were deployed to the streets ahead of expected protests in the Algerian capital against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s 20-year rule.
Bouteflika is in hospital in Geneva and has not spoken publicly since a stroke in 2013, but on Thursday he issued his first warning to protesters, saying the unrest, now entering its third week, could destabilize the country.
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Security and Risk Report 23/11/22
MAST’s security report issue 357 is available to read now. In the Gulf of Guinea, two incidents have been reported for the period observed. The
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