Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
President Saeid’s decision to turn to the IMF to save Tunisia’s economy will sound the death knell for his regime.
In Sunday’s second round, voters are choosing among 262 candidates seeking to fill the 131 remaining seats.
Jabeur beaten by French Open finalist Vondrousova; Djokovic, Murray through in men’s draw.
Tunisian protesters accuse President Kais Saied of orchestrating a power grab and harming the economy.
Demonstrators in Tunis marked 12 years since the Arab Spring revolution erupted across the region.
Ahead of the Australian Open, the Tunisian trailblazer said she is aiming to fulfil her Grand Slam ambitions.
The president has tried to look abroad to get the country out of its economic crisis, without much success.
An overcrowded boat carrying refugees attempting to cross the Mediterranean has capsized off the coast of Sfax.
Metro and bus traffic grounds to a halt in Tunis as employees go on strike over pay and bonuses.
UGTT says second round will cause chaos after a record-low turnout in the first round of parliamentary elections.
Here’s a round-up of Al Jazeera’s Middle East coverage this week.
Ali Larayedh, vice president of opposition Ennahdha party, is arrested days after Tunisia’s legislative elections.
Saturday’s sham election will not be able to save President Saeid’s authoritarian regime.
