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Tunis is in talks with the IMF for a USD4bn credit arrangement

Weeks of unrest have drawn attention to the country's political gridlock and dire economic situation

The government says it has finally resumed talks with the IMF, months after the president’s constitutional coup

Dissatisfaction with democratic dividends underpins a recent wave of coups and protests across the continent

Since the president suspended parliament and sacked the premier in July, he has not announced plans for new governance

A cycle of police violence and protests has combined with political paralysis in recent months

Tunisia is facing the pandemic and its consequences with a gridlocked government

A new prime minister-designate has been named after the previous government lasted less than five months

A new government had articulated plans to turn the economy around just as the coronavirus pandemic struck

European countries hold Tunisia as a model for states wishing to democratise, but its transition is not over yet

Spontaneous protests against unemployment and poor living conditions continue on a daily basis in...