Zine El Abidine Ben Ali

The cartoonist, known only as Z, has now taken on President Kais Saied, who rules by decree

Critics fear President Kais Saied is growing increasingly authoritarian following his decision to dissolve the country’s judicial watchdog

The approach of presidential elections on September 15 has once again raised the question of whether Tunisia’s nascent democracy will last

Built with the nation’s vast oil wealth, the monument on the Bay of Algiers will be the world’s third biggest mosque and Africa’s largest

Beji Caid Essebsi, who at 92 is the world’s second-oldest head of state, said this week he had no ambition for a second term

Abdel Razaq Zorgi set himself on fire over harsh living conditions

In a landmark election, Tunisians are voting for a new president, the first such vote since the overthrow of dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.

Talks on deciding on a new prime minister for Tunisia have been suspended as politicians fail to agree on someone to run the country.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has pledged that Washington would help Tunisia rebuild its economy and democracy as it struggles with reforms.