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Tunisian president will call for early elections and dissolve parliament if new government is dismissed19 February 2020
Tunisian President Kais Saied announced yesterday, Monday, that he would call for early elections and dissolve parliament if the deputies rejected the governmen…
Tunisia's divided parliament attempts to choose a speaker13 November 2019
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 which will prov…
Tunisian presidential candidate promises constitutional reform if elected29 August 2019
Tunisia’s Defence Minister Abdelkarim Zbidi will amend the constitution if he wins September’s presidential election to end an “unreasonable” division of power …
In Tunisia, concern grows over parliament's failure to elect constitutional court members24 July 2019
Tunisia's Ennahda Movement on Wednesday warned against possible instability in the country due to the parliament's failure to elect members of the constitutiona…
Tunisia: Ennahda movement calls for Constitutional Court amendment2 July 2019
On Monday, the Ennahda movement called for an amendment to the Law regulating the Provisional Authority to Monitor the Constitutionality of the Draft Laws. This…
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