Tunisia

feature The country’s problems began with the election of Kais Saied as president, say his critics

By The Week Staff Published 17 March 23

feature Historically low participation in national poll comes after President Saied’s suspension of the legislature last year

By Sorcha Bradley, The Week UK Published 19 December 22

podcast Are cities ready for a rise in extreme weather? Why has Tunisia’s president sacked the prime minister? And is the ‘most expensive race on earth’ worth the cash?

By The Week Staff Published 30 July 21

feature Hichem Mechichi dismissed amid violent Covid-19 demonstrations

By The Week Staff Published 26 July 21

Speed Read Group G results and final standings

By The Week Staff Last updated 28 June 18

Speed Read Wave of demonstrations sweeps the North African country

By The Week Staff Last updated 12 January 18

Speed Read Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith says little could have been done to prevent Sousse massacre

By The Week Staff Last updated 28 February 17

In Depth Terrorist group has claimed responsibility for bloodshed on four continents since it formed

By The Week Staff Published 16 November 15

Speed Read UK government investigating possible links between Islamic State in Libya and the recent terrorist attacks in Tunisia

By The Week Staff Published 27 July 15

In Depth A series of critical security lapses have led the West to doubt Tunisia's ability to combat terrorists

By The Week Staff Published 10 July 15

In Depth Tunisians are increasingly turning to foreign media to find out what their newspapers aren't telling them

By The Week Staff Published 3 July 15

Speed Read From the Welshman who took a bullet for his fiancé to the Muslim hotel staff who formed a human shield

By The Week Staff Published 29 June 15