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A woman protester wears a mask depicting Tunisian President Kais Saied during a popular march
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Activists and human rights groups say Saied has cemented his one-man rule and turned Tunisia into an "open-air prison" in an effort to suppress his opponents

The New Arab Staff & Agencies
05 February, 2026
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There is increasing discontent in Tunisia following President Saied's 'power grab' [Getty]
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Kais Saied ordered the closure of the Tunisian parliament building after his power grab [Getty]
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Ghannouchi called on Tunisians to "defend democracy" [AFP]
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Ennahda called on its supporters outside the parliament building to end their protest [Getty]
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The Tunisian Ennahda party said Ghannouchi had "conducted a series of meetings" after the presidential power-grab [Getty]
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Tunisia parliament Anadolu
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Tunisia Prime Minister Habib Essid Anadolu
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