Abdennour Toumi: The media played a key role in mobilizing the first wave of Arab uprisings between 2010 and 2011 but played a far more negative role in the transitions which followed.
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Six months have passed since the Russia-Ukraine war began, a war that is reshuffling world affairs’ geopolitical and economic cards. In light of the fog of this war, which is causing regional
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The results of a referendum on the country’s new constitution was rejected by five Tunisian parties on Wednesday. The National Campaign to Overthrow the Referendum, a coalition of five Tunisian parties announced
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Preliminary results show that Tunisians have voted in favor of a new constitution in a referendum, according to the chairman of the country’s electoral commission. A 94.6 percent turnout in the referendum
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President Kais Saied’s proposal for a new constitution went before Tunisians for a vote on Monday. At 6 a.m. local time, polling places began opening their doors to the public (05:00 GMT).
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A former parliamentarian said on Saturday that the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) has asked for clarifications about the questioning of Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi by Tunisian authorities. The IPU’s Human Rights Committee requested
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On Thursday, Tunisia’s Ennahda stated it will boycott a planned referendum this month on a new version of the country’s constitution. The July 25 referendum on the new constitution as “illegitimate,” Ennahda
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According to Tunisia’s prime minister, in order to agree on an economic aid program, Tunisia will hold negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday. In a statement released on Saturday,
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Sports and geopolitics are both dialectical topics, although one might argue to separate one from the other, like religion and politics. Yet, football, for instance, is considered spiritual healing in countries such
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The strike of Tunisian judges to protest the sacking of their colleagues by President Kais Saied has been extended for a fourth week The Coordination of Judicial Structures said the move was
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