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Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio. I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Algerians will take to the streets again today.

They're protesting against the re-election campaign of a president who hasn't been heard from since he had a stroke nearly six years ago.

Why are Algerians at last taking a stand?

And why is it that sometimes things actually improve when a country's head is incapacitated?

In Britain, knife crime is on the rise.

Deaths by stabbing hit an all-time high last year.

The causes aren't entirely clear, and the potential solutions are the subject of some debate and political discomfort.

First up, though.

In Algeria, the broad streets of the blue and white painted capital Algiers are expected to fill with protesters today.

Dalia Gahnum is a political analyst who was also demonstrating recently, along with her mother, her aunt, and her cousins.

What they are calling for is very focused, is very clear.

Now to the fifth term of President Adelaide's good flakka.

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