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The Tunisian National Campaign to Abolish the Referendum on Tuesday said it considered that the draft constitution proposed by President Kais Saied to be submitted for a referendum on 25 July establ...

Most of Tunisia’s sectors were paralyzed June 16 due to the general strike called for by the country’s largest and powerful trade union to pressure the government to respond to the workers’ demands.

A referendum vote on the constitution is slated for 25 July, granting Saied more powers in shaping Tunisia's political system

Five Tunisian parties on Thursday launched a campaign to abolish the referendum on the new constitution that President Kais Saied formed a committee to draft. In a joint statement the Republican Pa...

The president of Tunisias Ennahda movement, Rached Ghannouchi, said yesterday that the end of the coup against legitimacy is imminent, especially after the rapprochement between all parties in th...

The annual Jewish pilgrimage to El-Ghriba synagogue in Tunisia has rekindled the popular and political debate over the issuance of a law criminalizing normalization with Israel.

Five Tunisian parties on Thursday announced the launch of a campaign to abolish the referendum on the new constitution. This came in a joint statement by the Republican Party, the Democratic Curren...

Pablo Velasco reviews the 71 years of rule in Mexico by the Institutional Revolutionary Party and the prospects after the fall of the PRI.   'The traditions of past generations weigh like a nightmare on the minds of the living.' Karl Marx (1852)   The decline and fall of the PRI  

The presidential decree to revise the law of the Independent High Authority for Elections in Tunisia and change its composition is facing widespread criticism from opposition parties and organizations that accuse Tunisian President Kais Saied of granting himself wide powers that may affect the course of democracy.

Nadia Akacha purportedly heard saying former boss was trembling when meeting Macron and that his 'end will be very dire'