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Update Tunisian President Kais Saied vowed Monday to appoint a prime minister and reform electoral law during a TV address. (Screenshot)

Tunisia’s president says he will change electoral law, appoint PM

  • Kais Saied also said that he had instituted transitional rules
By Reuters ·
Special Whether it be in Saudi Arabia, UAE or Tunisia, ensuring young people receive the best possible life chances ought to be a top priority for leaders concerned about the region’s future prosperity says McKinsey & Co. (AFP/File Photos)

How Middle East and North African countries can give young populations a crack at prosperity

By Caline Malek ·
Special A medical worker assists an elderly woman arriving to receive a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine at El-Menzah sports hall in Tunisia's capital Tunis. (AFP/File Photo) graphic

From Morocco to Sudan, North Africa grapples with crippling new wave of COVID-19 

By Jumana Al-Tamimi ·
Famous English naval ship revealed to have multiracial crew

Famous English naval ship revealed to have multiracial crew

By Arab News ·
Turkey bolsters influence across North Africa’s Maghreb

Turkey bolsters influence across North Africa’s Maghreb

By AFP ·
Pandemic tough on millions of Mideast, N. African children, says UN

Pandemic tough on millions of Mideast, N. African children, says UN

By AP ·
Special Why Middle East and North Africa is ranked the world’s ‘least peaceful region’

Why Middle East and North Africa is ranked the world’s ‘least peaceful region’

By Caline Malek ·
Special Italy warns of new migration emergency  

Italy warns of new migration emergency  

By Francesco Bongarrà ·
Special Arab countries of North Africa feel coronavirus’ economic pain

Arab countries of North Africa feel coronavirus’ economic pain

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
Spanish artists’ dreams of Arabia revealed

Spanish artists’ dreams of Arabia revealed

By Rawaa Talass ·
Morocco seeks to ‘turn page’ on tense ties with Algeria

Morocco seeks to ‘turn page’ on tense ties with Algeria

By AFP ·
France, Britain, Egypt, UAE, United States, Italy call for immediate end of hostilities in Libya

France, Britain, Egypt, UAE, United States, Italy call for immediate end of hostilities in Libya

By Reuters ·
Algerians brave heavy police presence to demand transition

Algerians brave heavy police presence to demand transition

By AFP ·

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