To ensure he wins Sunday’s election, Tunisia’s president has effectively eliminated his opponents before the first vote is cast.
The far-right Italian Prime Minister has reached out to Africa – but is it only about immigration?
A year of reckoning approaches, with 20 elections and a wall of over 10 bond redemptions due in 2024.
President Kaïs Saied’s attempt to scapegoat black migrants is costing the country socially, economically and diplomatically.
December’s record low voter turnout was both a protest and a symptom of disenchantment with the country’s leaders.
Political and economic insecurity in the Balkans and Libya benefit transnational trafficking syndicates.
Amid concerns about democratic backsliding, the 17 December polls are an important test for the country and the African Union.
This issue looks at Tunisia's upcoming elections and explores counter-terrorism lessons from the Sahel.
Comprehensive anti-corruption reforms are needed to staunch the outflows draining the country’s economy.
President Kais Saied, a constitutional law professor, now seems irretrievably offside constitutionally.
Mafia groups are increasingly involved in global waste disposal, putting citizens at risk.
Presidential and parliamentary polls are planned in 17 countries across the continent.
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