In Kais Saied’s Tunisia, an election with few opponents ...Kuwait

“I’m sorry, I can’t take the risk to talk to you. It’s already been quite a journey,” said one presidential candidate after turning down an interview request from The New Arab. In Tunisia, an increasing number of public figures are declining to engage with foreign media as private meetings with NGOs, embassy officials, or foreign press are being used in legal cases against political opponents of President Kais Saied. Tunisia is experiencing a never-before-seen presidential election. Under Ben Ali’s regime, the situation was straightforward: even the few opponents who managed to run as candidates could not criticise the regime without risking imprisonment. During the

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