After weeks of protests against a repressive government, rising food prices, high unemployment, and escalating violence committed by government forces, Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali ...

TUNISIA imposed a nationwide overnight curfew yesterday as protests over youth unemployment spread across the country. In an echo of the 2010 popular uprising that heralded the start of the Arab ...

Last month, for the first time in 14 years, Tunisia held a sham presidential election, marked by extensive manipulation and repression. The incumbent, President Kais Saied, announced that he had won ...

A French student researching the career paths of 2011 protesters in Tunisia has been held in the North African country since ...

It has been ten years since widespread protests erupted in Tunisia ... liberties around the world, Tunisia has made it from “not free” in 2010 to “free” in the following years.

Accept Manage my choices Dupont was in Tunisia to conduct sociological research on the country's 2011 protests. One of his friends, Edouard Matalon, a librarian visiting from Paris, was also ...

peaceful demonstrations have occurred in some Tunisian cities, including outside some western embassies. Demonstrations and protests are common and may start with little or no warning. They can ...

“It’s a form of political protest − choosing people who stand for something we want to draw attention to.” In addition to challenging immigration policy, activists and artists around the U ...

So far, Maduro has clung to power -- but some… Venezuela’s political battle over foreign aid turns to violent confrontation Violent protests erupted this past weekend in Venezuela over ...

TUNIS, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Tunisia's central bank will no longer ... ago Europecategory Georgian opposition calls for street protests as exit pollster says official result 'statistically impossible ...

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