Outspoken Tunisian civilians bear brunt of military court loophole
For decades, military tribunals have been used to try civilians for offences that would not stand up in civil court
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Economists are sounding the alarm about a possible economic collapse in Tunisia, urging for reforms to revive the economy that had been suffering since 2011 amid political instability.
In dramatic news, Tunisian president appoints country’s first female prime minister – apparently first female head of government in Arab League
Najla Bouden Romdhane tasked with fighting corruption and restoring hope during this tenuous time in the nation’s history
About 2,000 people gather to protest against Tunisian president: Report
All roads leading up to the avenue have been closed in anticipation of the protests.
Opposition grows as Kais Saied further consolidates power in Tunisia
Political parties come out against president's suspension of much of the constitution
Diplomatic pressure on Tunisia’s President Saied increases
G7 calls for Tunisia's 'swift return to a constitutional order'
Tunisian President Saied extends suspension of parliament indefinitely
Kais Saied will maintain sole control of the government
Tunisia’s record-breaking coronavirus vaccination campaign turns focus on young
Nearly 600,000 people under 40 received a dose of Covid-19 vaccine on Sunday
Tunisia’s President Kais Saied receives US delegation carrying message from Biden
official US delegation headed by deputy national security adviser Jonathan Finer, who carried a written message from President Joe Biden, the Tunisian presidency posted on Facebook.
Tunisia’s Ennahda leader backtracks, announces party support for president
“We will support President Kais Saied and do what contributes to his success, including our willingness to make sacrifices in order to preserve the country’s stability and the continuation of democracy,
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