Tunisia’s presidential election on Sunday features incumbent Kais Saied running virtually unopposed, with his main critics, including a key opponent, in jail. This election marks the end of Tunisia’s democratic experiment, three years after Saied’s power grab, following the country’s reputation as the birthplace of the Arab Spring. Polling stations open at 8:00 am amidst concerns over the lack of true opposition to Saied’s candidacy.
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Key questions remain in IDF investigation of Red Crescent medic deaths
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) recently summarized their investigation into an incident where Israeli soldiers killed multiple Gaza medical and rescue personnel, stating operational misunderstandings led to the first two incidents, while the third involved a breach of orders. Despite reprimanding one officer and dismissing another, key questions remain unanswered, including the criteria for classifying the deceased as terrorists and the fate of the aid convoy vehicles. The report highlights concerns about rules of engagement...
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