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Tunisian President Kais Saied announced over the weekend he intends to dissolve the country’s top court. The move has met condemnation from the U.N. and human rights groups but more muted opposition domestically, where many see the court as corrupt.
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Tunisia's Ennahda Movement condemned, on Wednesday, what it described as a 'heinous murder' against a Tunisian citizen who participated in Friday's protests, according to a statement issued by the Mov...
Opposition politicians and activists say President Kais Saied’s ‘monopoly of power’ is untenable.
Tunisia has witnessed an ongoing political crisis since 25 July 2020...