Tunisia is set to hold a confidence vote on a new government on February 26, after more than four months of political wrangling since elections, a ...
The biggest party in Tunisia’s parliament on Monday rejected the idea of a government that excludes other parties, adding that it was ready to ...
Tunisia’s president tasked Habib Jemli on Friday with forming a government after the Ennahdha party nominated the former secretary of state for ...
Tunisia’s new parliament opened on Wednesday with a session to elect a speaker, a task likely to prove difficult in a deeply divided chamber but ...
Tunisia’s moderate Islamist Ennahda came first in Sunday’s parliamentary election, winning 52 seats, while media mogul Nabil ...
Tunisia’s Islamist Ennahda party gained most votes in Sunday’s parliamentary election, an exit poll by Sigma Conseil broadcast by state ...
The publication by US authorities of a $1-million international lobbying contract to promote a jailed frontrunner in Tunisia’s presidential ...
Tunisia’s influential Islamist-inspired party Ennahdha said Friday it will support law professor and political outsider Kais Saied in a ...
Tunisia will hold a parliamentary election on Oct. 6 and a presidential election starting on Nov. 10, the Electoral Commission said on Wednesday. ...
Tunisia’s president on Tuesday accused the prime minister of seeking power through a secret deal with an Islamist party, the latest sign of ...
Secular government leaders announced a new party called Long Live Tunisia on Sunday which is to be led by the prime minister and will compete with ...
A Tunisian lawyer, who is a member of the defense team of assassinated political opponents Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi, announced on Saturday ...
“I cannot close my eyes as it has become blatant.” This is how Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi commented on the presence of a secret ...
Tunisia’s National Security Council on Thursday will open the file on the secret apparatus of the Ennahda Movement Party.The party is set to ...
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi said on Thursday that the Ennahda Movement Party threatened him personally and that he would not allow it. ...
It’s as if the scene is repeating itself. It’s as if we’re at the beginning of media chaos and flaring Brotherhood incitement; the ...
Tunisia’s ruling party Nidaa Tounes announced on Sunday that it is negotiating with the country’s political powers to form a new ...
Following the meeting of its Shoura Council, Ennahda Movement assigned its chief Rached Ghannouchi to hold consultations with Tunisian President Beji ...
On July 26, 2013, unidentified gunmen assassinated leftist Tunisian politician Mohamed Brahmi, who opposes the Tunisian Brotherhood Ennahda Movement. ...
Independent candidates taking part in the Tunisian municipal elections on Sunday have emerged as the true stars of the poll, according to early ...
Tunisia’s former Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa launched a new political party on Wednesday which he said would be non-ideological and could ...
While Tunisia is considered to be a rare success story, authorities have failed to resolve the issues of poverty, unemployment and corruption
He made contradictory statements on the same day, voicing surprise that some want to separate religion from politics, yet promising to do exactly that
Rached Ghannouchi won the ballot comfortably with 800 votes, about 570 more votes than the runner-up
Banned under the dictatorship of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the party was legalised after the uprising that ousted the veteran leader
Tunisia’s Islamist Ennahda Party became the biggest in parliament after more lawmakers in President Beji Caid Essebsi’s Nidaa Tounes party resigned
The deal came after Tunisian Prime Minister-designate Habib Essid’s new cabinet faced a threat of rejection in parliament last week
Tunisia’s Islamist party Ennahda said it would reject a government proposed last week by Prime Minister designate Habib Essid
The Tunisian politically developed arena allows everyone to co-exist
Hamadi Jebali says he finds himself no longer agreeing with Ennahda’s choices
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