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High profile Tunisian politicians charged with electoral crimes
Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi and former president Moncef Marzouki are among 19 facing charges of illegal campaigning
As Tunisians mark a new anniversary of the revolution, questions about their future loom
President Kais Saied's announced plans for a constitutional referendum next summer bring tepid response
Tunisia's Kais Saied announces referendum on new constitution
Symbolic dates in 2022 chosen for vote on new constitution and legislative elections
Harvesting Tunisia's liquid gold with artisanal olive oil producer Kaia
On a 19th-century estate, Sarah Ben Romdane is trying to re-brand the country's best asset
Anti-Saied protest sees unlikely alliance of leftists and Islamists
Thousands gathered to demand a return to democracy at a rally outside the parliament
MP jailed for sexual harassment over incident that sparked Tunisia's #MeToo movement
Women's rights activists hail the decision as a historic victory
'The tear gas is no worse than the rubbish': Tunisian villagers protest against landfill
The rubbish crisis, and security forces' response, is a major test for President Kais Saied
Tunisian judge issues warrant for questioning of former president
International arrest warrant to summon Moncef Marzouki from Paris
Tunisia's Carthage Film Festival takes cinema behind bars
A collaboration between the festival and the World Organisation Against Torture opens inroads to improve prison conditions
Tunnel found near French ambassador's residence in Tunisia
Tip-off led to discovery a house in coastal suburb of La Marsa
Tunisia cannot handle its own waste, so why is it importing Europe's?
A scandal that embroiled Tunisia's Ministry of Environment reveals the complicated nature of greenwashing
Tunisian president promises to launch national dialogue
Kais Saied has vowed to exclude 'traitors' and hear out disenfranchised youth
Outspoken Tunisian civilians bear brunt of military court loophole
For decades, military tribunals have been used to try civilians for offences that would not stand up in civil court
Tunisia PM Najla Bouden Romdhane prioritises economic reform
First sign the government intends to launch reforms demanded by lenders
Tunisia's new government sworn in
Cabinet takes oath two weeks after first female PM was appointed
