Tunisia's Kais Saied Set to Return: Was the Arab Spring a Failure?
Tunisia's incumbent President, Kais Saied, is set to return after Sunday's election. The Tunisian Presidential election was marred by political repression and the jailing of one of the candidates. Saied has been consolidating power since 2021 and undermining Tunisia's fledgling democratic institutions.
Little-Contest Tunisia Vote Dashes Hope in Cradle of Arab Spring
Tunisians vote Sunday in an election that will likely be the death knell of the Arab Spring born in the North African country more than a decade ago, and cement a partnership with Italy’s Giorgia Meloni that’s caused illicit migration to Europe to plummet.
Voternomics looks at the economic toll the widening conflict is taking and how it could affect the political future of the ...
President Kais Saied’s apparent landslide re-election is the latest sign that authoritarianism has returned to the birthplace ...
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Tunisia: Birthplace of Arab Spring heads to vote as President Saied eyes victory, most rivals in jailTunisians will cast their votes for the upcoming president of the state as Kais Saied predicted victory led to a mood of ...
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Tunisians are casting ballots in the country’s third presidential election since the pro-democracy revolt known as the Arab ...
Polls have closed in Tunisia’s presidential election as the president, Kais Saied, seeks a second term, while his most prominent critics are in prison and after his main rival was jailed suddenly last ...
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