Governing by decree since, in 2021, he dismissed the prime minister, suspended Parliament and rewrote the Constitution to his liking, Kaïs Saïed should be re-elected this Sunday without any difficulties. To do this, he tried to arrest opposition leaders and candidates and reduce his opponents to two on the ballot – one in prison, the other in front. Once seen as “the success story of the Arab Spring”, Tunisia “seems to be sliding back towards autocracy”
Israel attacks the north of the Gaza Strip again, pro-Palestinian demonstrations intensify, Guterres calls for an end to the “bloodshed”
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- October 7, 2024
One day after one year since the start of the conflict in the Middle East, pro-Palestinian demonstrations are intensifying and there was a man who tried to set himself on…
