Tunisian protesters denounce ‘coup’, demand president steps down | Protests News
Thousands protest in Tunis, accusing President Saied of a power grab and demanding accountability for economic crisis. Thousands of Tunisians
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Ennahdha needs to change to save itself, and Tunisia’s democracy | Opinions
Tunisia’s democracy is once again at a dangerous crossroads. After the dissolution of the parliament and the Supreme Judicial Council,
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‘Let us make money’: Tunisian businesses demand radical change | Politics News
Tunis, Tunisia – Systemic change is required to tackle Tunisia’s economic crisis, level the playing field and support entrepreneurial Tunisians,
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Tunisia civil society groups raise questions over referendum data | News
Tunis, Tunisia – More than a week after Tunisians backed a new constitution proposed by President Kais Saied, civil society
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AU has a responsibility to help protect Tunisia’s democracy | African Union
On July 25, exactly one year after Tunisia’s maverick President Kais Saied sacked the prime minister, dissolved the parliament, suspended
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‘Yes’ vote wins Tunisia landslide, but critics question support | Politics News
The opposition says the low turnout for the constitutional referendum shows President Kais Saied’s weakness. Tunis, Tunisia – Results show
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World Cup Countdown: Africa | Qatar World Cup 2022
From: World Cup Countdown Will Sadio Mane deliver for Senegal? Can an African side make it past the quarter-finals? We
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Saied’s supporters celebrate new constitution, but turnout is low | Politics News
Opposition largely boycotted the referendum, refusing to legitimise President Saied’s new constitution. Some Tunisians have begun celebrating a win for
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Why is Tunisia’s new proposed constitution so controversial? | Elections News
EXPLAINER Tunisians are voting on a new constitution put forward by the president which many people in the country are
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Tunisians begin to vote in referendum on new constitution | News
Turnout is expected to be low, as opponents boycott a vote they see as giving the president dictatorial powers. Tunisians
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