Erin Clare Brown

The national questionnaire, which was meant to inform President Saied’s new constitution, was filled out by less than 4 per cent of the population

Some in Europe's poorest country have criticised what they regard as a sense of entitlement among those who have fled war in Ukraine

One of Europe's poorest countries, Moldova has taken in more refugees per capita than any other country

Refugees hold on to hopes of being reunited with their loved ones as they leave their country behind

Co-ordinating on Snapchat and Instagram, students band together to make it home

UN estimates 100,000 already displaced by the fighting after Russia continues incursion

Teachers, nurses and police officers are being put in the red by late salary payments as the country’s finances crumble

Thousands of West Africans living in Tunisia have to rely on word of mouth and rumours from home for vaccine information

The body that governs judicial independence was one of the last remaining state institutions not under the control of Kais Saied

Under threat and in decline, Tunisia's natural beauty continues to entrance those lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it

Nadia Akacha had been the leader's closest confidante since his 2019 presidential campaign

Demonstrators across the political spectrum defied a ban on gatherings

Political rows, economic woes, and Covid created the conditions for the president's consolidation of power