On September 7, Algerians will head to the polls to elect their president. The outcome, however, is already a foregone conclusion. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, running for his second term, is certain to win.
In this episode of History As It Happens, Omar Rahman of the Middle East Council on Global Affairs explains how Israel’s occupation of the West Bank functions with its two separate justice systems — one for Jews, one for Arabs — more than 50 years after the Jewish state took control of the land in the Six-Day War in June 1967.
Orta Doğu Küresel İlişkiler Konseyi’nden kıdemli analist Dalia Ghanem ise “Cumhurbaşkanının popülaritesi, 2019’da seçildiği zamanki onay oranlarını bile aşıyor.
“La indiferencia es una señal del debilitamiento de la democracia. El país, como muchos otros de la región, está retrocediendo en cuanto a indicadores democráticos”, señala a El Independiente Dalia Ghanem, investigadora del think tank Middle East Council on Global Affairs.
Entretien avec Dalia Ghanem, spécialiste de l’Algérie, directrice de programme au Middle East Council on Global Affairs.
"The outcome is largely predictable," Dalia Ghanem, a senior analyst and programme director at the Doha-based Middle East Council on Global Affairs, told RFI.
«Queste elezioni sono un non-evento, nel senso che sappiamo già che Tebboune tornerà in gioco, verrà rieletto. I militari, il vero centro del potere, hanno deciso che è adatto, rendendo questo più un plebiscito che un’elezione», racconta a Nigrizia Dalia Ghanem, ricercatrice senior e direttrice del programma Conflict and Transitions al Middle East Council on Global Affairs, sito a Doha.