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Tunisia

  • Friday, 26 August, 2022
    Special ReportAfrican Development
    Dismal prospects shatter Tunisia’s democratic experiment

    ‘Democracy is only real if it extends to social and economic areas — it’s not just about having elections every five years’

    A man waves his fist and a flag in a crowd of demonstrators
  • Wednesday, 27 July, 2022
    Tunisians back new constitution increasing president’s powers

    Exit polls show strong support for Kais Saied as democratic experiment finally unravels

    Tunisia’s President Kais Saied and a group of his supporters
  • Tuesday, 12 July, 2022
    Tunisia’s scarred economy dealt further blow by war in Ukraine

    Rise in global food and energy prices hits country already struggling with falling living standards

    People walk in Sidi Bahri market in Tunis
  • Friday, 8 July, 2022
    Tennis
    Tunisia’s ‘minister of happiness’ on brink of Wimbledon history

    Jabeur vies to become first Arab woman to win grand slam as Djokovic seeks seventh title

  • Tuesday, 5 July, 2022
    ‘Afraid for the freedoms’: Opposition warns over Tunisia’s new constitution

    Charter drawn up by populist leader Kais Saied would greatly increase presidential powers

    Protesters in Tunis call for the dropping of a referendum on a new constitution for the country
  • Thursday, 31 March, 2022
    Tunisia’s political crisis worsens as president dissolves parliament

    Kais Saied accuses politicians of ‘attempted coup’ after more than half of assembly defies him

    Demonstrators in Tunis earlier this month protest against President Saied
  • Wednesday, 26 January, 2022
    The FT ViewThe editorial board
    Tunisia’s president is leading it down a dangerous path

    Kais Saied must respect democracy and focus on country’s economic woes

    Image of head and shoulders of Tunisian President Kais Saied in the foreground with the Tunisian flag behind him
  • Tuesday, 14 December, 2021
    Tunisia’s populist president promises elections next year

    Kais Saied tightens control of the north African country but has yet to reveal economic plan

    Tunisia’s president Kais Saied
  • Sunday, 28 November, 2021
    ‘What did democracy do for us?’ Tunisians keep faith with populist Saied

    Long-suffering people pin hopes on authoritarian president who has yet to deliver a single economic policy

  • Monday, 15 November, 2021
    Kais Saied
    Life after Tunisia’s coup: ‘This is a moment of counter revolution’

    Once hailed as democratic success story, Kais Saied cracks down as critics warn of return of dictatorship

    Kais Saied’s divisive rhetoric has created an atmosphere of intimidation, critics say
  • Wednesday, 29 September, 2021
    Tunisia’s president faces backlash after power grab

    Critics of Kais Saied become more vocal as concerns over growing autocracy and economic drift intensify

    Demonstrators carry flags and banners during a protest against the president in Tunis, the capital, on Sunday
  • Tuesday, 24 August, 2021
    Tunisia’s populist president extends suspension of parliament

    Kais Saied tightens grip a month after seizing sweeping powers and dismissing government

    Kais Saied walking along a street wearing a mask
  • Monday, 9 August, 2021
    Gideon Rachman
    The discontents of Middle East democracy

    Struggles for political freedom in the Arab world bode ill for the global fight against autocracy

    James Ferguson illustration of Gideon Rachman column ‘The Middle East and the disappointment of democracy’
  • Monday, 2 August, 2021
    News in-depth
    Weary Tunisians welcome president’s power grab

    A decade on from a democratic revolution, many see the return of one-man rule as an antidote to corruption

    Anti-government protesters in Tunis in July
  • Friday, 30 July, 2021
    Person in the News
    Kais Saied, the Tunisian president accused of undermining democracy

    The former professor has sacked the government and seized powers in what he claims is a battle against corruption

    Eliot Wyatt illustration of Person in the news Kais Saied
  • Thursday, 29 July, 2021
    Tunisian president vows to crack down on corruption

    Kais Saied says businessmen and officials have stolen $4.8bn through unpaid taxes and fraud

    Kais Saied supporters protest in front of Tunisia’s parliament
  • Wednesday, 28 July, 2021
    The FT ViewThe editorial board
    Reverting to autocracy is not the answer for Tunisia

    Successive governments failed to tackle economic problems and corruption

    Tunisian president Kais Saied has fired the prime minister and suspended parliament
  • Tuesday, 27 July, 2021
    David Gardner
    It’s not too late to save Tunisia’s shaky democracy

    The US and EU should deploy their leverage to oppose Kais Saied’s coup

    People chanting with banners
  • Tuesday, 27 July, 2021
    Tunisia’s president intensifies crackdown as opposition calls for talks

    Kais Saied limits public gatherings and lengthens curfew after suspending parliament and sacking prime minister

    Protesters on the streets of Tunis on Sunday
  • Monday, 26 July, 2021
    Tunisia thrown into turmoil as president sacks prime minister

    Kais Saied’s removal of Hichem Mechichi described as coup by opponents

    Tunisian security forces contain crowds in front of the parliament in Tunis on Sunday
  • Thursday, 22 July, 2021
    News in-depth
    Delta variant deepens crisis for Tunisia’s fragile democracy

    Military takes command of pandemic response as medical chaos adds to country’s political and economic woes

    Tunisian medics provide first aid to Covid-19 patients at a hospital in the capital Tunis
  • Wednesday, 27 January, 2021
    Tunisian parliament backs cabinet reshuffle as protesters take to streets

    Government seeks to turn corner on economic crisis that has sparked youth protests

    Tunisian security forces confront protesters in the capital Tunis on Tuesday
  • Tuesday, 19 January, 2021
    Tunisia’s anger boils over as Covid batters economy

    Nightly riots underscore frustration with poverty and high unemployment

  • Sunday, 17 January, 2021
    Tunisian police use tear gas to break up street protests

    Second day of clashes take place in several cities a decade on from Arab spring

  • Thursday, 14 January, 2021
    FT Magazine
    The lost decade: voices of the Arab spring on what happened next

    Activists and revolutionaries reflect on their struggles for reform in the countries they fought to free

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