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Tunisia’s law professors warn presidential election legitimacy at risk

  • The warning came in a statement by scores of academics in Tunisia, where rights groups accuse President Kais Saied of unpicking the democracy introduced after the Arab Spring
  • Znaidi, Daimi and Mekki said they would continue their legal battle against what they say is a “fraud” by the commission aimed at paving the way for Saied to win a second term
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Tunisian rapper seeking presidency sentenced to prison

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Iran’s president-elect Pezeshkian to be sworn in next month

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Former Pakistan President Arif Alvi leaves legacy of controversy and polarization

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Moldova spy chief warns on new destabilization attempts by Russia

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