This is a list of newspapers in Algeria. The Algerian press is published in both Arabic and French, as most of the country is effectively bilingual.

Contents 1 Arabic-language newspapers 2 English-language newspapers 3 French-language newspapers 4 Defunct newspapers 5 See also 6 External links

[edit] Arabic-language newspapers

• Al Fadjr [1]
• Ech-Chorouk El-Youmi [2]
• Ech Chaâb [3]
• El Khabar [4]
• El Massa (Algiers) [5]
• El Watan [6]

[edit] English-language newspapers

• Nemdil DZ Journal [7]
• North Africa Journal (English) [8]

[edit] French-language newspapers

• Ichir DZ Journal [9]
• El Watan [10]
• L'Expression (Algiers) [11]
• La Nouvelle République [12]
• La Tribune [13]
• Le Soir d'Algérie [14]
• Le Quotidien d'Oran [15]
• Liberté (Algiers) [16]
• El Moudjahid [17]

[edit] Defunct newspapers

• Lisan al-Din (Language of Faith) in 1912, and the longer-lived Al-balagh al-jazairi (Algerian Messenger) in 1926, founded by Sufi Ahmad al-Alawi (1869-1934)

[edit] See also

• Censorship in Algeria
• List of newspapers

[edit] External links

• Algerian Press Service (APS)

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