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Opposition parties say the only way forward for Tunisia is to get out of President Kais Saied’s system of one-man rule.

Less than 9 percent of voters turned up to cast their ballot amid an opposition boycott of parliamentary elections.

As overseas voting begins, voter apathy is palpable and begs the question if the spirit of democracy in Tunisia is dead.

The July 25 Movement, which supports Tunisian President Kais Saied, called on voters to participate in the early legislative elections scheduled for Saturday in large numbers. During a press conferen...

A week before the Dec. 17 elections, Tunisians held a march in the capital to protest against the upcoming vote.

A dull atmosphere shrouds Tunisia’s legislative elections slated for Dec. 17 amidst a boycott announced by many political parties to protest President Kais Saied.

Five Tunisian political parties called for commemorating International Human Rights Day by taking part in demonstrations for defending democracy, rejecting the electoral farce and preserving public...

Some 1,058 candidates are competing for the 161 seats in Tunisias House of Representatives in the upcoming legislative elections being held on 17 December. Twelve parties are boycotting the ballot...

The propaganda campaign for the legislative elections slated for 17 December has launched in Tunisia on Friday. According to the Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE), the propaganda camp...

The ever more authoritarian rule of President Qais Saied is moving the country away from democracy and rule of law, plunging into uncertainty.