Opposition figure Ahmed Nejib Chebbi says Kais Saied has 'lost all legal legitimacy' after only 8.8% of voters turn up to vote, claims Tunisians have rejected power grab

Election follows power grab by President Kais Saied; preliminary results expected Monday

Despite being only country to emerge from uprisings as a democracy, quite a few feel new system was bungled, welcome president's autocratic reforms

Document grants unchecked powers to office of President Kais Saied who last year sacked the government and suspended parliament in a dramatic blow to democracy

Highest death toll estimate for conflict does not include tens of thousands of soldiers also dead

Jean-Luc Martinez accused of money laundering, 'concealing the origin of criminally obtained works' bought for French museum's Abu Dhabi branch

Amnesty says unclear if Mustafa bin Hashim bin Isa al-Darwish was executed for crimes committed while still a minor despite kingdom ending practice, slams trial as 'deeply flawed'

Under Netanyahu's leadership, the Jewish state survived the difficult early years to come out on top as Iran and jihadists are on the defensive

Unable to return home, activists from Daraa who set aside their lives to join marches in the streets continue to support a cause that they hope can still prevail

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