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Tunisian police summon opposition leader for questioning -party spokesperson

TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian police have summoned the head of the biggest opposition party for questioning, the party said, after arrests this month tha.

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Space pods and flying dragons How Saudi Arabia wants to transform its capital

Space pods and flying dragons How Saudi Arabia wants to transform its capital
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Massive marches in Tunisia against Said policies

Tunis, Feb 18 (EFE).- Thousands of supporters of Tunisia’s main trade union marched on Saturday in several parts of the country against the government’s economic policy and “attacks on freedoms” by president Kais Said. “The UGTT cannot leave the country in the hands of a single decision-maker and a Constitution drafted only by the president …

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Tunisia president designates new PM - The International Diplomat

Tunisia president designates new PM - The International Diplomat
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Tunisia in turmoil: Will Tunisians rise up against Kais Saied?

Voter turnout for parliamentary elections in Tunisia at the end of January 2023 was so low it broke world records. Tunisians are dispirited and a wannabe authoritarian leads the country. What now for the endangered democracy? By Cathrin Schaer and Tarak Guizani

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