Tunisia’s president rejects parliamentary bid to establish court, attacks motives ...Kuwait

The constitution adopted during the country’s democratic transition in 2011 outlines the need for a constitutional court to be set up within a year. Tunisia's president said on Tuesday he is against efforts by the country's parliament to create a constitutional court. President Kais Saied also accused parliamentarians of using the matter to "settle scores", after a prolonged deadlock between himself and Prime Minister Hichem El Mechichi has stalled Tunisia's political arena, according to Reuters. The constitution adopted during the country’s democratic transition in 2011 outlines the need for a constitutional court to be set up within a year. “After more than five years, after a deep sleep,

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