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Le 14e anniversaire de la Révolution tunisienne de 2011 a été marqué par des manifestations à Tunis, où plusieurs dizaines de personnes se sont rassemblées pour exiger la libération des opposants et protester contre la politique du président Kais Saied.

Plusieurs dizaines de manifestants se sont rassemblés à Tunis pour réclamer la libération des opposants et protester contre la politique du président Kais Saied, au 14e anniversaire de la révolution de 2011 et de la chute du dictateur Ben Ali. Les manifestations incessantes à partir du 17 décembre 2010 qui firent fuir le dictateur Zine El Abidine Ben Ali le 14 janvier, marquent le début des Printemps arabes.

For today's episode, Lawfare Senior Editor Scott R. Anderson sat down with Sarah Yerkes, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Sabina Henneberg, the Soref Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Peace, to discuss recent elections in Tunisia, which saw increasingly authoritarian President Kais Saied returned to office with a purported 91% of the vote. They discussed the elections' lack of credibility, how they have been received by U.S. and other foreign officials, and what they say about the trajectory of democracy, both in Tunisia and elsewhere in the Middle East.To receive ad-free podcasts, become a Lawfare Material Supporter at www.patreon.com/lawfare. You can also support Lawfare by making a one-time donation at https://givebutter.com/c/trumptrials.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tunisie : la réélection de Kais Saied fragilise encore un peu plus la démocratie La Chine se mobilise pour relancer sa croissance France : la consommation des ménages en panne Marion Maréchal lance son mouvement politique Le réchauffement climatique pousse deux stations alpines à la fermeture définitive

Following Sunday's controversial presidential election, Kais Saied has secured his second term in office. While this result was widely anticipated, it raises deeper questions about the trajectory of Tunisia's democracy. Tunisia was once seen as the shining success of the Arab Spring – a beacon of democratic hope. But now, like several of its neighbors, it finds itself grappling with rising authoritarianism, weakened institutions, and disillusioned voters.Today, we're not just looking at Tunisia's election results, but also exploring what these trends tell us about the state of democracy in the wider region. How did Tunisia arrive at this point in its democratic trajectory? What does this mean for the future of political reform, governance, and stability in North Africa and beyond? In this episode, Sophia Besch discusses these questions and more with Sarah Yerkes, a senior fellow in Carnegie's Middle East Program and expert on Tunisia's political and economic reforms.Notes: Sarah Yerkes, "How Tunisia's President Has Used the Law to Secure His Election Victory," Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, September 24, 2024.

Erst kam der Frühling, der Arabische Frühling und nahm in Tunesien seinen Anfang. Aber dann kam Kais Saied. Und er kam, um zu bleiben. 2019 zum Präsidenten gewählt rief er zwei Jahre später den Notstand aus und riss im Schutz dieses Notstandes immer mehr Machtbefugnisse an sich. Als erklärter Sieger der jüngsten Präsidentschaftswahl hat er nun angekündigt, „die tunesische Revolution zu vollenden.“ Aber viele befürchten, dass er stattdessen die Abschaffung der tunesischen Demokratie vollendet. Denn schon bei der jüngsten Wahl scheint bei Weitem nicht alles mit rechten Dingen zugegangen zu sein. Welche Zukunft also hat diese einstige Vorzeige-Demokratie? Wovon hängt ab, welche Kräfte sich am Ende durchsetzen? Und ist Tunesien ein Land, mit dem die EU bedenkenlos einen Migrations-Deal abschließen kann? All das wollen wir wissen unter anderen von der ARD-Nordwestafrika-Korrespondentin Dunja Sadaqi und dem Islamwissenschaftler und Journalisten Rainer Hermann. Podcast-Tipp : Weltzeit Tunesien - Demokratie auf dem Rückzug Kurz vor der Präsidentschaftswahl am 6. Oktober steht Tunesien politisch am Scheideweg. Die autoritären Maßnahmen der Regierung unter Kais Saied führen zur weitgehenden Unterdrückung der Opposition. Kritische Stimmen werden systematisch ausgegrenzt. Dieser Podcast entstand vor den Wahlen in Tunesien, zeigt aber sehr eindrücklich, wie es den Menschen vor Ort im Moment geht. Die Welt verstehen mit der „Weltzeit“: Der Auslandspodcast von Deutschlandfunk Kultur erklärt Krisen, Konflikte und Zusammenhänge. https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/weltzeit/tunesien-demokratie-auf-dem-rueckzug/deutschlandfunk-kultur/13765831/

08.10.2024 – Langsam Gesprochene Nachrichten – Trainiere dein Hörverstehen mit den Nachrichten der Deutschen Welle von Dienstag – als Text und als verständlich gesprochene Audio-Datei.

Canadian journalist Nora Loreto reads the latest headlines for Tuesday, October 8, 2024.TRNN has partnered with Loreto to syndicate and share her daily news digest with our audience. Tune in every morning to the TRNN podcast feed to hear the latest important news stories from Canada and worldwide.Find more headlines from Nora at Sandy & Nora Talk Politics podcast feed.Help us continue producing radically independent news and in-depth analysis by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcastReferenced articles:Story 1 - McGill's law school strike is over.Story 2 - Officer demoted over brutally arresting Black man that cops mistook for being another Black man. Case has been called a situation of "mistaken identity" rather than of racial profiling. Story 3 - The feds argue that they are not responsible to supply clean drinking water on reserve. Story 4 - Thousands of people have fled after a violent massacre this past weekend at Pont-Sonde, Haiti.Story 5 - Kais Saied is re-elected president in Tunisia with 90.7% of the vote, showing that the anti-democratic tactics used against his opponents worked.

Online-Glücksspiele aus dem Ausland sind in der Schweiz zunehmend ein Problem. Fast 2000 Webseiten haben die Schweizer Behörden in den letzten Jahren gesperrt. Das genaue Ausmass bleibt ein Rätsel. Weitere Themen:  * Hurrikan Milton bewegt sich in Richtung des US-Bundesstaats Florida. * Bei Protesten von tausenden Oppositionellen in Albanien ist es zu Ausschreitungen gekommen. * In Tunesien hat die Wahlkommission die Wiederwahl von Präsident Kais Saied verkündet.

Israel launches new ground operations across Gaza one year from the Oct. 7 attacks, Harris talks family and abortion on 'Call Her Daddy', Trump returns to Butler for a campaign rally, Sue Gray resigns as Keir Starmer's chief of staff, a blast in Karachi kills two Chinese nationals, Tunisian Pres. Kais Saied is expected to win reelection, SCOTUS declines to hear Biden's appeal in a Texas abortion case, a report shows that 2023 was the driest year for rivers in three decades, Florida braces for another hurricane, Lebron and Bronny James make NBA history, and two US scientists win the Nobel Prize for their discovery of microRNA. Sources: https://www.verity.news/

Israeli strikes continue in Gaza and Lebanon on the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack that sparked the ongoing Gaza conflict. In Tunisia, exit polls and early results indicate that President Kais Saied is poised for another term. China calls for further negotiations before the European Union finalizes a decision to impose tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.

La farsa elettorale tunisina si è conclusa come previsto: Kais Saied ha "vinto" con l'89% dei voti. Una vittoria schiacciante, degna dei migliori regimi autoritari. Ma chi è il vero vincitore di questa pantomima democratica? Certamente non il popolo tunisino, che ha disertato le urne in massa, con un'affluenza del misero 27,7%. Il trionfo di Saied è quello di un uomo solo al comando, che ha spazzato via ogni parvenza di opposizione. I suoi sfidanti? Un imprenditore in carcere e un candidato fantoccio che lo sosteneva. Una competizione degna delle migliori barzellette politiche, se non fosse tragicamente vera. Ma la vera vergogna è l'imbarazzante silenzio dell'Unione Europea, troppo impegnata a lodare Saied come baluardo contro l'immigrazione per preoccuparsi di dettagli come la democrazia. E che dire dell'Italia? La nostra Premier Meloni, sempre pronta a dipingersi come paladina dei valori occidentali, tace di fronte all'amico Saied che imprigiona oppositori e giornalisti. Questo è il prezzo che l'Europa è disposta a pagare per il controllo dei flussi migratori: legittimare un autocrate che ha smantellato sistematicamente le istituzioni democratiche tunisine, nate dalle ceneri della Primavera Araba? Saied promette di "ripulire il paese dai corrotti". Resta da vedere chi ripulirà la Tunisia da un presidente che ha trasformato la democrazia in una farsa e chi ripulirà la coscienza dell'Europa, complice silenziosa di questo declino democratico. La Tunisia di Saied è lo specchio delle nostre ipocrisie. Un monito che ci ricorda come sia facile sacrificare i principi sull'altare della realpolitik. Ma attenzione: quando si semina autoritarismo, si raccoglie instabilità. #LaSveglia per La NotiziaDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-sveglia-di-giulio-cavalli--3269492/support.

(00:43) Da Gerusalemme, Davide Frattini racconta il primo anniversario della strage compiuta da Hamas il 7 ottobre 2023.(07:32) Francesco Battistini parla delle elezioni presidenziali (senza avversari né campagna elettorale) che hanno portato alla riconferma di Kais Saied.(13:25) Federico Fubini spiega la strategia di Pechino per gli investimenti nell'industria automobilistica in Europa.I link di corriere.it:Aviva Sigal, 51 giorni prigioniera di Hamas: «Noi picchiati e torturati, le ragazze stuprate»Tunisia, Saied trionfa in un Paese azzerato: ha votato meno di un tunisino su treDongfeng, ecco le (pesanti) richieste cinesi in cambio dell'investimento in Italia

Le président sortant Kais Saied, accusé par la société civile de "dérive autoritaire", a été réélu à une majorité écrasante de 90,7% en Tunisie, lors d'un scrutin dimanche "verrouillé" à l'avance et marqué par un record d'abstention. M. Saied a obtenu les suffrages d'un peu plus de 2,4 millions d'électeurs sur 9,7 millions d'inscrits, a annoncé lundi l'autorité électorale Isie.

Der amtierende Präsident Kais Saied ist einer ersten Nachwahlbefragung zufolge wiedergewählt. Die freie Journalistin von Weltreporter in Tunis, Sarah Mersch, erstaunt das nicht. Wichtige Konkurrenten waren im Vorfeld von den Wahlen ausgeschlossen worden. Es war die Sensation vor 14 Jahren: in Tunesien erhob sich die Bevölkerung gegen die Regierung. Was folgte, war eine Protestwelle, die durch die arabischen Länder rollte. Der arabische Frühling versprach Demokratie, wo autoritäre Herrscher walteten. Heute ist auch in Tunesien wenig davon übrig geblieben. Die Repressionen nehmen zu, Verhaftungen von Oppositionellen und Kritikerinnen sind an der Tagesordnung. Am Sonntag fanden in Tunesien die Wahlen statt. Wie Beobachterinnen und Beobachter erwarteten, wird der bisherige Präsident im Amt bestätigt. Obwohl die offizielen Ergebnisse erst am Mittwoch zu erwarten sind.

Heute ist es ein Jahr her, dass die radikal-islamistische Hamas Israel überfallen hat. Sie hat bei diesem Angriff mindestens 1200 Menschen getötet und rund 250 als Geiseln genommen. Vielerorts finden Gedenkanlässe statt. Auch in der Schweiz. Am Abend zum Beispiel in der Synagoge in Bern. Weitere Themen:  * Die Kämpfe im Nahen Osten gehen auch am ersten Jahrestag der Hamas-Angriffe auf Israel weiter. * In Tunesien gewinnt Kais Saied voraussichtlich die Präsidentschaftswahlen. * Nach den Unwettern in Bosnien-Herzegowina geht die Suche nach vermissten Personen weiter.

As Tunisians await the results from Sunday's presidential election, an analyst says the country's democratic transition has failed because of the actions of President Kais Saied. Samer Shehata, an associate professor of Middle Eastern studies at the University of Oklahoma, tells VOA's James Butty, Sunday's election was a coronation, not a real vote

Tunisians are awaiting the results from Sunday's presidential election featuring President Kais Saied and two challengers. Reuters News Agency quotes the election commission as saying that the turnout was 27.7%. President Saied has been criticized for jailing his main challenger and dismantling democratic institutions since he came to power. Journalist Noura Hefaiedh joins us from the Tunisian capital, Tunis

On Daybreak Africa: Mozambique's Frelimo party gathered around 4,000 people for a final rally ahead of elections Wednesday when it is likely to maintain a firm grip on power, although with a change of president. Plus, Tunisians await results from Sunday's presidential election. An analyst says Sunday's Tunisia elections are a coronation of President Kais Saied. Kenya's Deputy President Gachagua, who is facing impeachment, asks for forgiveness from President Ruto. Democratic Republic of Congo starts mpox vaccinations. Monday is the day that Ugandan President Museveni's son has given for the US ambassador to apologize to President Museveni or leave Uganda. For this and more tune in to Daybreak Africa!

Le président sortant de la Tunisie, Kais Saied, a été réélu avec un score impressionnant de 89,2 % des voix lors de l'élection présidentielle, selon des sondages sorties des urnes.

A primeira cerimônia de um ano do ataque surpresa do Hamas contra Israel foi iniciada exatamente às 6h29, momento exato do início dos ataques na cidade de Réïm, onde acontecia o festival de música Nova. No local, mais de 370 pessoas perderam a vida. O presidente de Israel esteve no local e se reuniu com as famílias das vítimas. E ainda: - Desde o ataque do Hamas em 7 de outubro do ano passado, Israel iniciou sua represália contra a Faixa de Gaza, para destruir o Hamas. O resultado foi o deslocamento de quase 2 milhões de pessoas, 782 soldados israelenses perderam suas vidas, mais de 41 mil pessoas mortas na Faixa de Gaza e um território totalmente destruído - Ataque do 7 de outubro empurrou Israel para um conflito contra o Hamas na Faixa de Gaza e contra o Hezbollah, no Líbano, ambos apoiados pelo Irã, grande rival regional dos israelenses. O que começou há um ano tem raízes históricas, aumentou os episódios de antissemitismo no mundo e se tornou um conflito sem previsão de fim - Hamas diz que enviou tiros de morteiros durante a noite e agora de manhã, a partir da Faixa de Gaza. Os tiros visaram o sul de Israel, justamente a região onde os ataques de 7 outubro do ano passado foram realizados - Chegou no Brasil neste domingo o primeiro voo com brasileiros repatriados que deixaram o Líbano. A aeronave com 229 pessoas pousou na base aérea de Guarulhos. Mais de 3 mil brasileiros preencheram formulários pedindo apoio ao governo para deixarem o Líbano, por isso, novos voos estão previstos - Depois do furacão Helene deixar mais de 200 mortos, agora é o furacão Milton, que ameaça a Flórida. Autoridades temem inundações em várias partes da Flórida e milhares de pessoas estão deixando a região - Na Tunísia, o presidente Kais Saied foi reeleito com cerca de 89% dos votos. Mas a taxa de presença foi baixa, com apenas 28% dos eleitores - Maioria dos novos cardeais da Igreja Católica vem da América Latina, da Ásia, da África e do Leste Europeu, o que demonstra a intenção da Igreja em se tornar cada vez menos centrada na Europa ocidental. Um dos novos cardeais é o brasileiro Dom Jaime Spengler, arcebispo de Porto Alegre Estamos na 2ª fase do Prêmio Melhores Podcasts do Brasil, na categoria de “Assuntos Diversos”. Nos ajudem e deem seu voto https://www.premiompb.com.br Sigam a gente nas redes sociais Instagram mundo_180_segundos e Linkedin Mundo em 180 Segundos Assistam os episódio no Youtube e na live do Instagram

Tunesierinnen und Tunesier haben bei der Präsidentschaftswahl vom Sonntag ihre Stimme abgegeben. Grosser Favorit ist der Amtsinhaber, Kais Saied. Nur zwei Herausforderer wurden zur Wahl zugelassen. Einer von ihnen sitzt im Gefängnis. Der Wahlausgang dürfte also wenig Überraschung bieten. Dennoch waren viele Wahllokale besser besucht als erwartet. Weitere Themen: (01:24) Präsidentschaftswahl in Tunesien (09:05) Nahost: Was ist los mit der «Achse des Widerstands»? (15:52) Schweizer Textilindustrie: Optimismus trotz Niedergang (20:37) Argentinien: Frauenrechte unter Druck

Tunisia holds presidential elections Sunday that seem certain to give incumbent Kais Saied another term in office, with his main rivals jailed, disqualified or otherwise sidelined from the race. Is this the end of Tunisia's fragile democracy? Or just another chapter on a rocky road since its 2011 revolution? Lisa Bryant reports.

China und die EU streiten seit Monaten über Elektroautos. Brüssel wirft Peking unfaire Subventionen vor. Nun haben die EU-Mitgliedstaaten entschieden, dass auf chinesische Elektroautos zusätzliche Steuerzölle erhoben werden. Werden E-Autos in der Schweiz nun teurer? Weitere Themen: Tunesien galt lange Zeit als Vorzeigeland für die Demokratisierung in arabischen Ländern. Doch davon ist wenig übriggeblieben, im Gegenteil: Präsident Kais Saied regierte in den letzten fünf Jahren zunehmend autoritär. Auch die Wahlen am Sonntag sind ganz auf ihn zugeschnitten. 2023 haben die Genferinnen und Genfer einem 24-wöchigen Elternurlaub zugestimmt. Doch dann wurde der Kanton aus Bundesbern zurückgepfiffen. Dass das bürgerlich dominierte Parlament immer öfter in die Westschweizer Gesetzgebung eingreift, kommt in der Romandie gar nicht gut an.

O preço do petróleo teve um salto depois que o presidente dos Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, afirmou que Israel estaria considerando a possibilidade de atacar a infraestrutura petroleira do Irã, que representa 2% da oferta de petróleo no mundo. Além disso, o Irã tem a terceira maior reserva de petróleo no planeta. E mais: - Equipe econômica do governo brasileiro teme que as maiores repercussões na economia do Brasil sejam sentidas no preço da gasolina e no frete - Israel continua sua ofensiva contra alvos do Hezbollah. Uma nova onda de pelo menos 10 ataques foi realizada durante a noite, uma das mais violentas desde o dia 23 de setembro. Somente nas últimas 24 horas, 37 pessoas morreram por causa dos ataques israelenses - Avião da Força Aérea Brasileira, que vai resgatar brasileiros no Líbano, deve pousar em Beirute nesta sexta-feira. O voo deve levar 220 brasileiros de volta ao país e que querem deixar o Líbano pelo fato de estarem em zona de conflito. Quase 3 mil brasileiros declararam deixar o Líbano, segundo o Itamaraty e a prioridade será dada para idosos, mulheres, crianças e pessoas com necessidade médica - Na Tunísia, os eleitores vão às urnas nesse fim de semana. Sem grandes surpresas, o presidente Kais Saied deve ser reeleito. Ele aumentou a repressão contra jornalistas, políticos e ativistas e enfraqueceu a oposição, além de assumir poderes plenos do Executivo e Legislativo em 2021 - Residências da Cidade do México poderão ser alugadas somente por metade do ano, via plataformas como Airbnb. As autoridades da capital mexicana querem promover um equilíbrio entre a promoção do turismo e a proteção dos cidadãos, que são empurrados para a periferia, por causa da falta de residências - Nos Estados Unidos, o furacão Helene já se tornou o segundo mais mortal dos últimos 50 anos, deixando 200 mortos e mais de um milhão de pessoas sem luz e sem água Ouça Zimbra no Spotify Estamos na 2ª fase do Prêmio Melhores Podcasts do Brasil, na categoria de “Assuntos Diversos”. Nos ajudem e deem seu voto https://www.premiompb.com.br Sigam a gente nas redes sociais Instagram mundo_180_segundos e Linkedin Mundo em 180 Segundos Assistam os episódio no Youtube e na live do Instagram

durée : 00:03:25 - Le monde à 18h50 - par : Franck MATHEVON - La Tunisie doit voter dimanche 6 octobre pour élire son président. Kais Saied, en pleine dérive autoritaire, devrait conserver son poste trois ans après s'être arrogé les pleins pouvoirs.

Ahead of Tunisia's presidential election scheduled for October 6, many Tunisians are taking stock of the past five years under the presidency of Kais Saied. The country remains divided between his long-term supporters, and opponents who say the regime is repressive. Our reporters Lilia Blaise and Hamdi Tlili went to meet voters on both sides of the political divide, from Tunis to Paris.

Pour Bernard Cazeneuve, “ne pas rassembler la famille de la gauche de gouvernement, c'est renoncer à en faire une force crédible d'alternance et donc optimiser le risque de victoire du RN ", donc c'est grave, il faut travailler ensemble. C'est le cas pour Karim Bouamrane et Michaël Delafosse, maire de Montpellier, qui arrivent à s'opposer à une forme de tendance politiquement correcte de la gauche. Selon Ruth Elkrief, c'est une description d'une gauche sociale-démocrate sans complexe, détachée de Jean-Luc Mélenchon. On parle moins, dans le conflit en cours entre Israël et l'Iran, du poids économique de l'Iran dans le secteur du pétrole. Ce jeudi 3 octobre, le baril de pétrole est monté à plus de 4 %. Pour Pascal Perri, l'Iran est riche en pétrole et en gaz, mais marqué à la culotte par les États-Unis. “Son rôle sur le marché est, à ce stade, encore un rôle marginal", ajouta-t-il. Ce dimanche 6 octobre, les Tunisiens sont invités à voter. C'est l'un des pays aimés, ami, historiquement de la métropole, qui a vu naître l'un des plus grands dirigeants du monde arabe, mais qui est en train de virer à l'autocratie. Pour Abnousse Shalmani, le pays est en pleine régression. “Kais Saied, le nouveau président, c'est le redit de Ben Ali, en pire”, disait-elle. Du lundi au vendredi, à partir de 18h, David Pujadas apporte toute son expertise pour analyser l'actualité du jour avec pédagogie.

Kurz vor der Präsidentschaftswahl am 6. Oktober steht Tunesien politisch am Scheideweg. Die autoritären Maßnahmen der Regierung unter Kais Saied führen zur weitgehenden Unterdrückung der Opposition. Kritische Stimmen werden systematisch ausgegrenzt. Von Sarah Mersch, Dunja Sadaqi, Katja Bigalke www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Weltzeit

On Daybreak Africa: Hundreds of Tunisians protested on Sunday against President Kais Saied, accusing him of deepening authoritarian rule and stifling political competition two weeks before a presidential election. Plus, the UN urges Sudan's Rapid Support Forces to halt its attack on El Fasher. UNICEF says more deaths are being recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi due to an mpox outbreak. A woman in DRC creates jobs by recycling plastics. Kenya's President William Ruto visits the country's police contingent in Haiti. Tanzania's main opposition will hold a peaceful protest Monday despite police disapproval. Bipartisan calls are made to cool heated political rhetoric in the US presidential campaign. For this and more tune in to Daybreak Africa!

The people of Tunisia are expected to elect a new president in October. But the build-up to the election has been marred by controversy with key political leaders being arrested and some journalists leaving the country. It all started in July 2021 when president Kais Saied suspended parliament and sacked the prime minister. These events were triggered by anger over the government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak and the economic and social turmoil. President Saied defended his decision to dissolve the government saying he acted in accordance with the constitution. But now he has, once again, come under fire after sacking 19 cabinet ministers. Some say he's attempting to cling on to power. But he denies this, saying his move was necessary for the sake of Tunisia's national security. Presenter: Alan KasujjaGuests: Amine Snoussi and Dr. Yusra Ghannouchi

Israele e Hezbollah fanno aumentare i timori di un'escalation, il presidente tunisino Kais Saied rimpasta il governo e gli omicidi in Pakistan

La scelta del vice presidente di Kamala Harris, la condanna in Tunisia di una critica di Kais Saied e l'attacco alle truppe USA di stanza in Iraq

Un tribunal tunisien a condamné mercredi deux journalistes, Borhen Bsaies et Mourad Zghidi, à un an de prison pour avoir publié de "fausses informations". Ils avaient été arrêtés le 11 mai après des déclarations dans des émissions et des publications sur les réseaux sociaux, considérées comme critiques du pouvoir du président Kais Saied.

C dans l'air l'invitée du 13 mai avec Nadia El Fani, réalisatrice, scénariste et productrice franco-tunisienne. Des images de l'arrestation de l'avocate tunisienne Sonia Dahmani, voix critique connue du président Kais Saied, font le tour du monde. Mardi dernier, lors d'une émission de télévision, Sonia Dahmani avait lancé d'une façon ironique "de quel pays extraordinaire parle-t-on ?", en réponse à un autre chroniqueur qui venait d'affirmer que les migrants venus de plusieurs pays d'Afrique subsaharienne cherchaient à s'installer en Tunisie. Cette déclaration a été jugée par certains utilisateurs sur les réseaux sociaux comme "dégradante" pour l'image de la Tunisie. Selon des médias, Sonia Dahmani fait l'objet d'une enquête pour diffusion de “fausses informations dans le but de porter atteinte à la sûreté publique” et “incitation à un discours de la haine”. Ce samedi, elle était à la Maison de l'avocat à Tunis quand les forces de sécurité ont pris le bâtiment d'assaut. L'interpellation a été filmée par France 24. Quelques jours après, ce dimanche, deux autres chroniqueurs ont été placés en détention. Borhen Bssais, présentateur à la télévision et à la radio et Mourad Zeghidi, chroniqueur. Ils "font l'objet d'un mandat de dépôt de 48 heures", selon l'avocat de Mourad Zeghidi, Ghazi Mrabet. En un an et demi, plus de 60 personnes (des journalistes, des avocats et des opposants à Kais Saied) ont fait l'objet de poursuites sur la base de ce texte, selon le Syndicat national des journalistes. Depuis que le président Saied, élu démocratiquement en octobre 2019 pour 5 ans, s'est octroyé les pleins pouvoirs lors d'un coup de force en juillet 2021, des ONG tunisiennes et internationales ont déploré une régression des droits et libertés en Tunisie. Pour cause, la situation est aussi critique entre migrants et habitants à El Amra, une ville à 30 km au nord de Sfax. Selon des activistes, entre 20.000 et 30.000 Subsahariens y attendraient actuellement des conditions favorables pour traverser la Méditerranée. Mediapart rapporte que "d'importantes expulsions ont été organisées" la semaine dernière, mais aussi, et "de façon plus inédite", que des représentants associatifs, dont l'ancienne directrice de Terre d'asile Tunisie, ont été arrêtés, "faisant craindre au reste de la société de sombres lendemains". Saadia Mosbah est une égérie du mouvement antiraciste en Tunisie. Elle a été arrêtée ainsi que l'ancienne présidente de la branche locale de France Terre d'Asile. Nadia El Fani est réalisatrice, scénariste et productrice franco-tunisienne. Elle reviendra sur la situation en Tunisie où la répression s'accentue après les arrestations de l'avocate Sonia Dahmani et de deux autres chroniqueurs de télévision et de radio.

Since Tunisian President Kais Saied seized full governing powers in July 2021, concern has been growing about a crackdown on free speech and dissent in the country. In the last year, about 50 political opponents have been in jail in various cases. Some have been awaiting trial for more than a year. Meanwhile, judges fired by the president have not been reinstated, despite a ruling in their favour. While some Tunisians are speaking out, others feel resigned to their fate. Our correspondents report.

La langue ukrainienne est aujourd'hui devenue un moyen de s'opposer à l'agresseur russe. De plus en plus de citoyens se reconnectent ou apprennent cette langue, pour mieux abandonner le russe. Une lettre le « ï » symbolise plus particulièrement cette résistance... À Kiev ou KyÏv, Emmanuelle Chaze. Les livraisons d'armesAux côtés de la langue ukrainienne, l'autre outil de résistance incontournable, ce sont bien sûr les armes... les Européens, les Américains doivent livrer plus et plus vite, demande le président Volodymyr Zelensky... C'est un marché complexe, qui est partiellement aux mains d'intermédiaires et qui est constamment fragilisé par Moscou. C'est tout l'objet du documentaire « Le coût des armes », réalisé par Hugo Van Hoffel et Martin Boudot, diffusé ce dimanche (25 février 2024) sur France 5 et disponible sur France TV. Le calvaire des migrants d'Afrique subsaharienne en Tunisie L'été dernier (2023), un mémorandum avait été signé entre Tunis et l'Union européenne, pour lutter contre l'immigration illégale, en échange d'un paquet d'aides et de prêt d'un milliard d'euros. Accord depuis dénoncé par le président Kais Saied. Pour répondre au mécontentement d'une partie de son opinion, son gouvernement multiplie par ailleurs les opérations de refoulement des migrants loin des centres villes. C'est le cas au sud de la ville de Sfax, dans les oliveraies où s'est rendue notre correspondante Amira Souilem. La route centrale méditerranéenne qui reste la première voie de passage entre l'Afrique et le sud de l'Europe. Plus de 153 000 migrants l'ont empruntée l'an dernier (2023). Mais les équilibres sont en train de changer. Aux côtés de la Libye, la Tunisie est désormais aussi une plaque tournante de ces départs. Pourquoi ? C'est la question que j'ai posée à Camille Le Coz, directrice associée au Migration Policy Institue, un centre de réflexion sur les questions migratoires européennes basé à Bruxelles.

Una dotazione iniziale di 5,5 miliardi di euro e cinque pilastri fondativi: istruzione, salute, agricoltura, acqua e energia, con «progetti pilota» che vanno dai centri universitari di eccellenza in Marocco alla produzione di biocarburanti in Kenya. L ambizione, sullo sfondo, è di trasformare l Italia in un «hub» per l approvvigionamento energetico fra Africa e Ue. È l ossatura del cosiddetto Piano Mattei per l'Africa, il piano del governo Meloni sui «nuovi rapporti» con il Continente africano svelato al vertice ItaliAfrica in corso a Roma: uno dei primi eventi della presidenza italiana del G7 e uno snodo chiave nella politica estera del governo di Giorgia Meloni, popolato dalle delegazioni di 46 Paesi, con 15 capi di Stato e 8 capi di governo dal Continente. Fra i leader di maggior peso il premier etiope Abiy Ahmed, il presidente del Kenya William Ruto e il suo omologo tunisino Kais Saied. Il Piano Mattei è "un piano di interventi con cui vogliamo dare il nostro contributo a liberare le energie africane anche per garantire alle giovani generazioni un diritto che finora è stato negato: qui in Europa abbiamo parlato spesso del diritto a emigrare ma quasi mai di come garantire il diritto a non dover essere costretti a migrare, a non dover così recidere le proprie radici in cerca di una vita migliore, sempre più difficile da raggiungere in Europa". Così la presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni aprendo i lavori del vertice Italia-Africa in Aula al Senato. Ne parliamo con Alberto Magnani, Il Sole 24 Ore.Evergrande va in liquidazione, non c'è accordo sul piano di salvataggioEvergrande, il gigante del mattone cinese zavorrato da oltre 300 miliardi di debiti, ha gettato la spugna. Nonostante gli ultimi disperati tentativi a ridosso del weekend non c'è stato accordo sul piano di ristrutturazione con i creditori e Linda Chan, giudice del tribunale di Hong Kong, ha dovuto prendere atto della situazione: unica via possibile, la liquidazione della società, ormai passata alla storia come l'immobiliare più indebitata al mondo. A Hong Kong Evergrande è stata sospesa dalle contrattazioni quando perdeva il 20,87%, toccando il nuovo minimo storico di 0,16 dollari di Hk. Potrà presentare ricorso contro l'ordinanza. I mercati asiatici hanno reagito al colpo della liquidazione di Evergrande grazie all'annuncio delle autorità cinesi sull'adozione di misure specifiche per sostenere i mercati azionari già in bilico da tempo. A partire da oggi la Cina sospenderà le vendite allo scoperto delle azioni vincolate, una mossa che non si vedeva dal 2015, anno del crollo delle borse cinesi. Lo stop alle negoziazioni del titolo Evergrande è stato deciso anche per le azioni delle due controllate del gruppo di Shenzhen, attive rispettivamente nelle auto elettriche e nella gestione dei servizi immobiliari: Evergrande NEV (-18,21% a 0,23 dollari di Hk) e Evergrande Services (-2,50% a 0,39 dollari di Hk). Non così per gli altri protagonisti del mattone: Country Garden, il primo player privato in default dallo scorso anno, è salito del 2,86%. Sunac del 4,84% e Kwg del 5,05%. Anche Longfor in rialzo del 2,12%. Poi i listini cinesi hanno cambiato rotta cedendo terreno dopo l'ordine dell'Alta corte di Hong Kong: l'indice Composite di Shanghai cedeva lo 0,31%, a 2.901,10 punti, mentre quello di Shenzhen perdeva ben l'1,61%, a quota 1.651,04. La chiusura è stata, alla fine, in positivo. Approfondiamo il tema con Alessandro Plateroti, direttore Newsmondo.it.Confindustria lancia nuovo indice Real time turnover, a dicembre crescita +0,8%Il Centro Studi di Confindustria lancia un nuovo indicatore per l economia italiana, Rtt (Real time turnover), un indice elaborato con Teamsystem che già collabora con i Giovani Imprenditori di via dell Astronomia. Si basa sul sistema di fatturazione elettronica gestito da TeamSystem: 400 milioni di fatture elettroniche l anno per 900 miliardi di valore facciale. È in grado - viene spiegato - di stimare la dinamica dell attività economica, in tempo reale, a partire dal fatturato di 200 mila imprese, con focus dedicati a macro settori, territori e dimensioni d impresa. Il nuovo indice accompagnerà l indagine rapida Csc sull attività delle grandi imprese industriali. Come evidenzia Alessandro Fontana, il direttore del centro studi di via dell'Astronomia, il nuovo indice «anticipa gli altri indicatori congiunturali su fatturato, produzione, Pil, di almeno un mese, ha una elevata capacità previsionale», è «l unico dato quantitativo disponibile sull attività economica» entro un mese (altri indicatori, come per fiducia e Pmi, sono solo qualitativi): si punta così ad una maggiore efficacia «nel capire la dinamica del Pil» ma anche ad un monitoraggio in tempo reale settore per settore con focus su servizi, costruzioni e industria. Il calo nell'industria segnalato da Rtt «è coerente con i risultati dell Indagine rapida del Centro studi di Confindustria sull attività delle grandi imprese industriali, che segnala come a dicembre sia maggiore la quota di imprese che si aspettava una riduzione della produzione, rispetto a quelle che ne prevedevano un aumento». A gennaio 2024 «quasi la metà del campione di grandi imprese industriali associate a Confindustria si attende un livello di produzione stabile rispetto a dicembre (47,1% dal 33,4% nel mese precedente). Le attese sulla domanda e sugli ordini migliorano a gennaio e saranno il principale fattore di traino nei prossimi mesi. Mentre è negativa la percezione su aumento dei costi di produzione, condizioni finanziarie, disponibilità di materiali, impianti e manodopera». Ne parliamo con Alessandro Fontana, direttore del Centro studi di Confindustria.

Kais Saied has been the President of Tunisia since 2019. Just a few short years ago, Saied was a constitutional law professor, and Tunisia was seen as the only success story of the uprisings known as the Arab Spring. Now, Tunisia is slipping back into autocracy.Why didn't Tunisia's flirtation with democracy work? Should we be surprised it didn't work? What lessons do the last twelve years hold for other countries- and indeed, for future generations of Tunisians? These are the questions my guest and I grapple with today. My guest today is Sarah Yerkes. Sarah has extensive experience studying and working in Tunisia, having worked as a Foreign Affairs Officer and Policy Planner at the US State Department. Now, Sarah is a Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.  

Kate Adie introduces BBC correspondents' reports from Sudan, Spain, Tunisia, Italy and Mexico. Sudan's newest civil war has been raging for more than three months - but first-hand images and reports of conflict are not easy to find. Barbara Plett Usher has been working to cover the violence from Nairobi, in Kenya, and reflects on what it's been possible to confirm. In this weekend's snap general election in Spain, current Socialist PM Pedro Sanchez tests his mandate against growing pressure from the right - not just the traditional conservatives of the Partido Popular, but also a range of more firmly nationalist parties. Each major blocs has questioned the other's alliances - whether with smaller parties from the far right, or others from the Basque-nationalist movement. Guy Hedgecoe reports from Madrid. Tunisia may have been the birthplace of the so-called Arab Spring, but these days its democratic credentials seem corroded. President Kais Saied is on an increasingly authoritarian tear, the economy's sputtering and the country's treatment of sub-Saharan African migrants has been growing ever harsher. And as Mike Thomson experienced on a recent trip, the media are still under VERY close supervision. Much of Southern Europe is baking - if not burning - in a searing heatwave. Sofia Bettiza saw how people are adapting to the soaring temperatures on the streets of Palermo, in Sicily - and heard about concerns for Italians' health in this heat. And from Mexico City, an unexpected casualty of gentrification. The BBC's Central America correspondent Will Grant has been trying to keep ahead of a wave of affluent foreigners - especially US citizens - moving in, but recently his young daughters' nursery has been priced out of the neighbourhood.

Tunisia's democracy is being dismantled by a president who claims he's saving it from anarchy. Parliament has been dissolved, scores of judges sacked and opponents jailed. Once Tunisia - the north African country of just 12 million people squeezed between it's much bigger neighbours Libya and Algeria - was a beacon of democracy. It was the first Arab country to overthrow it's dictator Ben Ali in 2011 during what became known as the Arab Spring. Now a new authoritarian leader, Kais Saied, dominates the country. Tunisia faces numerous problems, from soaring prices and shortages of some basic foods - to thousands of migrants – many Tunisians - trying to flee across the Mediterranean to Europe. Mike Thomson meets the sister of an activist who was imprisoned, an aspiring kickboxer who wants to settle abroad, a sub-Saharan migrant who's lost his job and his home and a rapper, whose music helped inspire that 2011 revolution. What future faces Tunisia – democracy or dictatorship? Presenter: Mike Thomson Producer: Bob Howard Mixed by Rod Farquhar Production coordinator: Helena Warwick-Cross Series Editor: Penny Murphy (Image: Tunisians with Tunisian flags protesting against the constitutional referendum. Credit: Mohamed Messara/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

Seit Kais Saied 2019 Präsident geworden ist, lösen sich demokratische Institutionen in Tunesien nach und nach auf. Gleichzeitig sind die Freiräume für politisch oder gesellschaftlich Andersdenkende in den vergangegen zwei Jahren rapide geschrumpft.Mersch, Sarahwww.deutschlandfunk.de, HintergrundDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Tunisia in North Africa was the birthplace of the Arab Spring, a wave of popular uprisings that shook or toppled authoritarian regimes in the region. But, after a decade of fragile democracy, in 2019 a new strongman, President Kais Saied, swept to power. He directed his campaign at young Tunisians, promising an end to corruption. There was optimism but the Covid pandemic had battered the economy and exposed - as it did in many other countries - the weaknesses of the health system. Mr Saied insisted Tunisia's democratic system was not working so he used emergency powers to sack the prime minister, close the National Assembly and suspend the constitution - essentially paving the way to rule by decree. Last week one of Tunisia's most prominent opposition leaders, Rached Ghannouchi, who is also the leader of Tunisia's largest political party, was imprisoned. He's the latest in a long line of critics jailed by the president. So, is this the final nail in the coffin for Tunisia's fledgling democracy? What is President's Saied's vision? And what, if anything, can the world do to prevent the Arab Spring's one success story joining its long list of failures? Shaun Ley is joined by: Nadia Marzouki, a political scientist and tenured researcher at Sciences Po in Paris Ghazi Ben Ahmed, a Tunisian economist and the founder of the Brussels-based think-tank Mediterranean Development Initiative Monica Marks, assistant professor of Middle East politics at New York University in Abu Dhabi Also featuring: Yusra Ghannouchi, the daughter of Rached Ghannouchi Nabil Ammar, the Tunisian Foreign Minister Elizia Volkmann, journalist in Tunis Photo: The 67th anniversary of Tunisia's Independence, Tunis - 20 Mar 2023 Credit: MOHAMED MESSARA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Produced by Pandita Lorenz and Rumella Dasgupta

Immer mehr Menschen versuchen, von Tunesien aus nach Europa zu kommen. Doch der Weg über das Mittelmeer ist gefährlich und endet für viele Geflüchtete tödlich. Gleichzeitig verschlechtert sich ihre Situation in Tunesien durch eine Hetzkampagne des Präsidenten Kais Saied. Ulrich Ladurner, Politikredakteur der ZEIT, ist nach Tunesien gereist. Er ordnet ein, ob die EU ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Tunesien weiter ausbauen oder beenden sollte. Ab dem 1. Januar 2024 muss jede neue Heizung zu mindestens 65 Prozent erneuerbare Energie nutzen. Doch der Umbau von Öl- und Gasheizungen hin zu Wärmepumpen und Co. stellt die Branche vor Herausforderungen. Nun soll Viessmann, einer der größten Produzenten von Wärmepumpen in Deutschland, an ein US-Unternehmen verkauft werden. Haben die deutschen Hersteller die Heizwende verschlafen, fragen wir im Podcast Zacharias Zacharakis aus dem Wirtschaftsressort von ZEIT ONLINE. Er sieht darin ein Warnsignal für die Umbrüche, die auf dem Heizungsmarkt vor uns liegen. Und sonst so? In Südafrika wird eine Nashornfarm versteigert. Startgebot: neun Millionen Euro. Moderation und Produktion: Constanze Kainz Redaktion: Elise Landschek Mitarbeit: Mathias Peer und Paulina Kraft Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de. Weitere Links zur Folge: - Tunesien (https://www.zeit.de/thema/tunesien) - Europäische Union: EVP-Chef Manfred Weber warnt vor Migrationskrise (https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2023-04/eu-evp-chef-manfred-weber-migrationskrise)

Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of the Ennahda political party and one of the main opponents of the Tunisian president, Kais Saied, has been sent to jail, accused of threatening national security. Ghannouchi, 81, whose Islamist--inspired party was the largest in parliament before Saied dissolved the chamber in July 2021 was arrested on Monday, his party said. We'll speak to his daughter. Also in the programme: Growing anguish in Sudan's capital Khartoum as another planned ceasefire fails to take effect and how millions of children are missing out on routine vaccinations because of disruption caused by the pandemic. (Photo shows supporters of Rached Ghannouchi holding his picture at a protest. Credit: Jihed Abidellaoui/Reuters)

The wave of racist violence sweeping Tunisia is unlike anything in recent memory. The attacks follow a speech by Tunisia's President Kais Saied accusing African migrants of conspiring to make Tunisia more African and less Arab. This is the latest in a string of authoritarian moves by the President, and it has protesters back out in the street. But what will happen to the victims of this racism in the meantime? In this episode:  Alpha Turay, a refugee from Sierra Leone living in Tunisia Fadil Aliriza (@FadilAliriza), founder and editor-in-chief of @meshkaltn Episode credits: This episode was produced by Amy Walters with Chloe K. Li and our host, Malika Bilal. MIranda Lin fact-checked this episode. Our sound designer is Alex Roldan. Andy Greiner and Adam Abou-Gad are our engagement producers.  Alexandra Locke is The Take's executive producer, and Ney Alvarez is Al Jazeera's head of audio. Connect with us: @AJEPodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook

Labour Party's Peter Obi, who came third in Nigeria's presidential election, has vowed to prove in court that his supporters were "robbed" of victory. Madagascans start the process of rebuilding their lives, and homes after bearing the brunt of Cyclone Freddy as it tore through southern African. And two West African states, Ivory Coast and Guinea, are repatriating their citizens from Tunisia following inflammatory remarks by President Kais Saied last week. Dark skinned Africans say they no longer feel safe in the north African country.

In early February this year Tunisia's president, Kais Saied, gave a speech against illegal immigration, in which he said black Africans were threatening the social balance and culture of Tunisia. Whatever the intent, it resulted in a surge in racist attacks and abuse, with dark skinned Africans no longer feeling safe in the north African country. Mpho Lakaje hears from one of those now living in fear – a student who describes threats of violence. He also speaks to a social researcher about how history and national identity are playing into this controversy.

Tunisians are voting in a parliamentary election that has been boycotted by opposition parties. President Kais Saied dissolved the previous parliament last year when he assumed sweeping powers. We speak to the BBC's Bassam Bounenni in Tunis and Dr Lina Khatib of the Chatham House think-tank. Also on the programme: China's biggest city Shanghai orders most schools to hold classes online as Covid cases soar. And we catch the mood in Buenos Aires as Argentina prepares for its World Cup final clash against France on Sunday. (Image: A Tunisian woman prepares to cast her vote during the first round of the Tunisian parliamentary elections, in a polling station in Tunis, Tunisia, 17 December 2022. EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)