Tunisian Opposition Leader Receives Four Year Prison Sentence
A Tunisian military court sentenced opposition leader Olfa Hamdi to four years in prison for her social media posts.
Tunisia Faces Deepening Economic Crisis And Rising Unemployment
Tunisia's economic crisis leaves thousands of university graduates unemployed. Many citizens now protest against failing government policies.
Thousands Of Tunisians Protest Against President Kais Saied
Thousands of Tunisians marched in the capital to protest President Kais Saied. They demand better living conditions and more political freedom.
Tunisia Faces Economic Hurdles Under President Kais Saied
Tunisia struggles with high inflation and unemployment seven years into President Kais Saied's term. Citizens face rising costs and limited job growth.
Tunisian Activists Face Prolonged Detention Amid Health Crisis
Four activists remain in pre-trial detention in Tunisia, with one individual facing a life-threatening health crisis after a prolonged hunger strike.
Tunisian Authorities Detain Investigative Editor Amid Rising Press Freedom Concerns
Tunisian authorities have detained Mohamed Yousfi, editor-in-chief of Al-Qatiba, as part of an intensifying campaign against journalists and political dissenters.
Tunisia’s Court of Cassation Finalizes Convictions Against Prominent Opposition Figures
The Court of Cassation has finalized prison sentences for dozens of opposition figures accused of conspiring against the state, marking the end of a controversial three-year legal process.
The Economic Consequences of Tunisia’s Recent Governance Shift
Tunisia's recent economic trajectory demonstrates the widening gap between populist promises and the harsh reality of fiscal decline and infrastructure instability.
Escalating Repression in Tunisia Targets Civil Society and Independent NGOs
A new report documents a systematic crackdown on Tunisian civil society, featuring mass arrests, financial investigations, and the suspension of independent NGOs.
Five Years After Power Shift, Tunisia Faces Persistent Economic and Political Hurdles
Five years after President Kais Saied consolidated power, Tunisians are facing familiar economic hardships and a closing political space that mirrors pre-revolutionary frustrations.
Tunisian Citizens Lead Protests Demanding President Kais Saied’s Resignation
Hundreds of protesters marched through Tunis on Thursday to demand the resignation of President Kais Saied, citing severe economic hardships and frequent power outages.
Tunisian Citizens Continue Protests Against Presidential Rule Amid Economic Crisis
Hundreds of protesters have gathered in Tunis to demand an end to President Kais Saied’s consolidation of power as the country faces severe economic strain.