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MENA politics is fluid. Parties merge, split, reform; leaders are elected, dismissed, or killed; regimes fall. The party and politician pages capture the dataset as it stands now; Pulse captures the movement — what just happened, what's under way, what's rumored but not yet formal. Each event carries a confidence rating and the same per-field source citations as every other Tayyar entity.

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Country: All DZ flag Algeria 3 BH flag Bahrain 2 EG flag Egypt 7 IQ flag Iraq 8 IL flag Israel 16 JO flag Jordan 2 KW flag Kuwait 1 LB flag Lebanon 14 LY flag Libya 1 MR flag Mauritania 1 MA flag Morocco 2 PS flag Palestine 11 QA flag Qatar 1 SA flag Saudi Arabia 6 SD flag Sudan 4 SY flag Syria 9 TN flag Tunisia 6 YE flag Yemen 4

Earlier

Older confirmed events on file. The lens reaches back to political shifts that still shape today's positions.

  • Confirmed Election held DZ flag Algeria September 7, 2024

    Tebboune re-elected with 84 percent vote

    Abdelmadjid Tebboune was re-elected President of Algeria on 2024-09-07 with 84 percent of the vote.

  • Confirmed Leader changed DZ flag Algeria April 2, 2019

    Algeria: Bouteflika resigns after Hirak protests

    After six weeks of mass weekly protests rejecting his bid for a fifth term, Abdelaziz Bouteflika resigned the presidency. The Hirak movement — broad, peaceful, leaderless — kept marching for two more years against the army-backed civilian succession, until COVID and renewed crackdowns dispersed it. The system Bouteflika led survived him; the Hirak's ceiling was the army.

  • Confirmed Other DZ flag Algeria February 22, 2019

    Algerian Hirak begins

    Mass protests across Algeria began on 2019-02-22 against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's bid for a fifth term despite his 2013 stroke. The "Hirak" forced his resignation on 2019-04-02 but was subsequently suppressed by the military-backed establishment that survived him.

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