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Massinissa Benlakehal

Benlakehal

Massinissa Benlakehal is a freelance journalist, covering politics, society, human rights and security related issues in North Africa.

56 Algerians and 400 Moroccans remain in danger after being held in Libya's al-Nasr detention facility in al-Zawiyah.

25 May, 2017

Police launched a raid on the IS-affiliated outfit in eastern Algeria, after intelligence hinted at a planned suicide bomb attack on the city of Constantine.

20 April, 2017

Foreign ministers of the G7 praise the US missile strike against President Assad, and urge Russia to work to promote 'real and genuine' political process in Syria.

12 April, 2017

Exclusive: Traffickers' rings in the Libyan desert and Mediterranean coast will be in the crosshairs after European and North African countries reached a deal to ramp up anti-migration efforts.

21 March, 2017

Exclusive interview: The involvement of several foreign powers in the Libyan crisis is a real obstacle to reaching a political solution, says Libyan State Council President Abdulrahman Sewehli.

15 March, 2017

A Tunisian police officer was killed and another was injured in an overnight ambush by four militants in the city of Kebili, 500 kilometers south of the country's capital.

13 March, 2017

Tunisia's state of emergency has been extended amid continuing threats from armed groups.

27 February, 2017

Tunisian security forces are still relying on the brutal tactics of the past, including torture, arbitrary arrests, detentions and restrictions on travel of suspects

15 February, 2017

One of the most-wanted militants in North Africa was killed in a French airstrike in Libya, and has been buried outside a desert town, Massinissa Benlakehal exclusively reports.

16 December, 2016

In-depth: Deferred pay raises are the latest feature in a government austerity programme that has been rejected by workers' groups, reports Massinissa Benlakehal.

09 November, 2016