Algerian President Sets Conditions for the Return of Exiled Opponents

The article discusses Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's visit to Germany, during which he addressed the issue of opposition figures abroad and his country's relations with Europe. He emphasized the right of opponents to express their views peacefully and called for a secure environment and free practices to participate politically. He extended a welcoming message to opposition figures residing in Europe but underscored the importance of adhering to values and traditions and avoiding insults. In response, opponents such as Saïd Salhi and Farhat Mehenni argued that the political environment does not allow true freedom due to ongoing legal cases against activists and dissidents. They called for the abolition of restrictive laws, the release of prisoners of opinion, and the opening of the public sphere—highlighting the continued challenges faced in practicing effective opposition within the country.

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