Tunisia elections

Rough justice

It's decision time for Tunisia’s Truth and Dignity Commission.

Tunisia’s Ennahda faces critical choices as it seeks to form new government

Ennahda is still grappling with how, and if, to form a parliamentary coalition in Tunisia.

Tunisia's new low-profile president defies definition

Tunisians are waiting to learn more about the political and intellectual identity of their new president, Kais Saied.

Tunisia's 'poker face' president sworn in

Tunisia's new president, whose stolid demeanor earned him the nickname "RoboCop," has vowed to combat corruption.

Will Tunisia’s parties come together to form a government?

The results of Tunisia’s legislative elections have raised questions about the future government and the alliances that will be formed, as the leading party, Ennahda, failed to receive a majority that would have allowed it to govern parliament.

Intel: Conservative law professor wins landslide in Tunisia presidential runoff

US lobbying creates headaches for candidates back home

An increasingly globalized political influence industry is triggering a global backlash.

Tunisians back new faces in parliamentary polls

The city of Sidi Bouzid, the birthplace of the Jasmine Revolution, has emerged as a barometer of Tunisia's progress in the decade following the toppling of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.

US lobbying revelations upend Tunisia’s presidential race

A $1 million lobbying contract first revealed by Al-Monitor has sparked a criminal complaint against a leading presidential candidate.

Tunisian presidential candidates saying it with music

Tunisian presidential candidates are using an arsenal of musical to try to woo the young as well as evoke nostalgia for past in their campaigns for the elections scheduled for Sept. 15.