Tunisian opposition parties, presidential hopefuls, and human rights organizations have accused the authorities of imposing "arbitrary restrictions" and employing intimidation tactics to secure the re-election of President Kais Saied in the upcoming vote scheduled for October 6.
As the August 6 deadline for registering as a presidential candidate approach, 11 opposition figures aspiring to challenge Saied have issued a joint statement this week, criticizing the authorities for their actions.
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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