Pressure mounts on Tunisia’s president as economic implosion looms
Support for Kais Saied’s rule-by-decree is slipping as Tunisians feel wallets empty out
Support for Kais Saied’s rule-by-decree is slipping as Tunisians feel wallets empty out
Arab Spring answered few of the hopes it raised in the country of its birth a decade ago
In Tunis, where gatherings are banned, many think the risk to a fragile democracy is worth it
A date plantation seized in 2011 is set to become the country’s first land-occupying collective to negotiate community management of state property
Successful political change without economic prosperity is a poor and incomplete recipe for real change
Across the Arab world, poverty, injustice, conflict and authoritarian rule are still rife
Former president (91) was jailed following 2011 popular uprising but freed in 2017
Grounds for hope amidst turmoil
Strongman fled in 2011 as people rose in revolt that inspired uprisings across Middle East
Politician became country’s first freely elected president in decades
Real risk of complacency about country’s democratic path
Protests erupted last Monday across Tunisia, triggered by tax and price hikes imposed on January 1st
Rioting in several cities sparked by anger at measures agreed with IMF for €2.4bn loan
What Manning did was to help shine a light on how wars like that in Iraq help fuel fundamentalism
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices