Tunisian President Kais Saied on Monday submitted his official candidacy for the country's upcoming presidential election while key candidates said they were being barred from challenging the incumbent president, this according to reporting by AFP.
Upon registering, Saied, 66, told reporters in the capital Tunis that his candidacy was part of "a war of liberation and self-determination" aiming to establish a new republic".
Algeria's Foreign Ministry summoned the French ambassador, Stephane Romatet, on Tuesday to protest the "provocative" and
The National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists warned on Monday that the health of imprisoned journalists Mohamed Boughalleb and Shaza El-Haj
Egypt said Tuesday that President Sisi did not speak by phone with Donald Trump at the weekend, after the US
Lawmakers from both chambers of the North African nation’s parliament on Monday condemned the European governing body for a
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