Marrakech – French philosopher Pascal Bruckner unleashed a devastating critique of Algeria’s diplomatic collapse following the release of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, delivering his verdict with surgical precision.
The prominent intellectual dissected the regime’s capitulation, declaring with uncompromising clarity that “Algeria ceded because it had lost everything.”
His analysis cut through diplomatic niceties to expose a government stripped of allies, credibility, and strategic leverage on the international stage. Bruckner’s scathing assessment revealed a regime forced into submission not by humanitarian appeals, but by the brutal reality of its own diplomatic failures and mounting isolation.
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