Tunisia's electoral board said Monday it approved three candidates for an October 6 presidential election, ignoring court rulings that had granted appeals by three other hopefuls who had been rejected.
However the three dismissed candidates were among 14 potential contenders to be
turned down by the electoral board, ISIE, last month for not obtaining enough
endorsements to challenge President Kais Saied.
According to reporting last week by AFP, the three hopefuls unexpectedly won appeals at the administrative court against ISIE's decision, in a verdict the court called “definitive".
Russia is strengthening ties with eastern Libyan warlord General Haftar to disrupt European energy supplies and expand its influence in
France expressed growing alarm Friday over the detention of French-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal in Algeria. The 75-year-old novelist, a vocal
A new report published by the UN Sanctions Monitoring Team for Somalia warns, that the Islamic State’s Somali branch,
According to the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) trade exchange between Egypt and the African Union countries
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