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Tunisians protest over president’s seizure of powers

  • The protesters gathered in the centre of the capital chanting "shut down the coup" and "we want a return to legitimacy"
  • The protest was the first since Saied declared on July 25 he was sacking the PM, assuming executive authority
By Reuters ·

Tunisia’s president says constitution must be amended

By AFP ·

Tunisian president extends suspension of parliament’s work

By AP ·

Tunisian security forces arrest MP who criticized president

By Reuters ·

Tunisia launches probe into funding of Ennahda party

By Arab News ·

Tunisians back their president as he vows: ‘Your freedoms are safe’

By Arab News ·

EU calls for quick return to ‘stability’ in Tunisia

By AFP ·
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Why Tunisians were caught in the eye of the coronavirus storm

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·
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This is no coup, says Tunisia’s president

By Arab News ·
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Deadly coronavirus wave puts privileged and ordinary Tunisians alike at risk

By Kateryna Kadabashy ·

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