International stances of the algerian revolution (1956-1962)‎-via the Mudjahid newspaper

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The strategic objectives of the Algerian Revolution (1954-1962) went beyond the achievement of independence on a national level, and the creation of an organic link within the Maghreb Union, and the Arab and Islamic unity, the liberal solidarity in the Afro-Asian Union and the Third World.

But, it exceeded to the change of the unfair international order through its fight against any form of exploitation including: "Colonialism, neo-colonialism and imperialism" and the implementation of the principle of "the right of peoples to self-determination", and by exposing the danger of the Cold War and applying peaceful coexistence and the principle of "positive neutrality".

It also made the United States and France and the world public opinion aware of the dangers of the expansion of nuclear testing in the Algerian Sahara.