Tunisian President Turns to a Woman to Emerge From Country's Political Crisis

Tunisian president Kais Saied has appointed a 63-year-old female geologist and university professor as the country’s new prime minister, hoping the unprecedented progressive move will help end the two-month-old political crisis that has gripped his country.

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