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Algeria’s governing coalition has elected a new parliamentary speaker to replace Said Bouhadja whom it accused of mismanagement. The new speaker, Mouad Bouchared, is aged 47 – a relatively youthful parliamentarian and now speaker for a country where many senior officials are in their 70s and above.
But the former speaker, 80 year old Said Bouhadja, has rejected his removal saying he remains the legal and legitimate president of the assembly.
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Algeria suspends flights to Mali over airspace violations
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Tebboune and Macron commit to enhancing bilateral cooperation between Algeria and France
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Algeria sentences writer Boualem Sansal in France-Morocco dispute
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Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the US House, has died
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Boxer Imane Khelif says unbothered by gender talk ahead of 2028 Olympics
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Outgoing IOC chief defends women boxers at centre of Paris gender row