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Tunisia's presidential campaign officially starts as protesters decry political arrests and economic woes. President Saied seeks reelection amid growing concerns over civil liberties and opposition challenges.
Tunisia's highest court mandates the inclusion of two presidential candidates, raising concerns about election legitimacy. Protests erupt against President Saied's restrictions on freedoms.
Thousands protest in Tunisia, accusing President Saied of election manipulation. With only three candidates remaining and one facing legal challenges, concerns about democratic erosion intensify.
Tunisians plan to demonstrate against perceived election irregularities and authoritarianism. The protest comes amid controversy over candidate disqualifications and concerns about the fairness of the upcoming presidential vote.
Tunisia's election commission denies accreditation to observer groups, citing foreign funding concerns. This move sparks debate over the fairness of the upcoming presidential election, scheduled for October 6, 2024.
Ayachi Zammel, a Tunisian presidential candidate, was released from jail amidst allegations of election rigging. The upcoming vote faces scrutiny as opposition criticizes President Saied's rule.
Tunisia's electoral authority approves only three candidates for the upcoming presidential election, with one immediately arrested. The decision sparks concerns about democratic backsliding in the North African nation.
Tunisia's electoral commission rejects court order to reinstate candidates, approving only three for the upcoming presidential election. This decision deepens the ongoing political crisis and raises concerns about electoral integrity.
Abdellatif Mekki's candidacy for Tunisia's October election restored by court ruling. Decision adds to list of accepted candidates amid controversy over electoral process.
Tunisian President Kais Saied announces major cabinet changes, including key positions in defense and foreign affairs. The reshuffle comes amid economic challenges and public discontent, just weeks before the presidential election.
France's support for Morocco's Western Sahara autonomy plan strains relations with Algeria. The move could reshape regional dynamics and influence other nations' stances on the long-standing dispute.
France endorses Morocco's autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, leading to diplomatic tensions with Algeria. The move could reshape regional dynamics and influence other nations' stances on the long-standing dispute.
Tunisia's electoral body preliminarily approves three candidates for the upcoming presidential election, sparking criticism from opposition parties over alleged exclusion of serious contenders.
Abir Moussi, a potential presidential candidate in Tunisia, has been sentenced to two years in prison for criticizing the electoral process. The verdict raises concerns about political freedom in the country.
Tunisian opposition accuses authorities of using restrictions to favor incumbent President Saied in upcoming election. Concerns raised over fairness and transparency of the electoral process.
Tunisia's phosphate-rich Gafsa Valley faces environmental degradation and economic struggles despite its valuable resources. As global demand rises, the region grapples with pollution, unemployment, and unequal distribution of benefits.
Tunisia's phosphate industry, crucial for its economy, faces challenges balancing profits with environmental and social concerns. Local communities grapple with pollution and unemployment, while global demand rises.