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Hundreds Protest in Tunis Over Power Cuts and Water Shortages

They show rising pressure on President Kais Saied from voters frustrated by failing utilities and scarce drinking water.

Analysts Say Post‑Putin Russia Is More Likely to Fragment Than Produce a New Strongman

Tunisians Rally on Fifth Anniversary of Saied’s 2021 Power Grab

Ortega Declares Nicaragua Will No Longer Hold Elections

Ortega Announces End of Elections in Nicaragua

Pentagon Keeps National Guard in Washington Through 2029

Trump Administration Moves to Remake Federal Institutions, Analysts Say

Kim Jong-un Publicly Denounces Military Corruption at Rare Joint Meeting

Lukashenko Pardons 32 Prisoners, 28 Convicted Under 'Extremism' Laws

Digital Neopopulists Reshape Latin American Politics

Turkish Court Ousts Özgür Özel and Reinstates Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu

Tian'anmen 37th Anniversary Prompts Calls for Truth as Hong Kong Remembrance Draws Police Scrutiny

Beijing Notifies Families That June 4 Tomb Visits Are Banned

Turkish Police Clear CHP Headquarters After Court Voids 2023 Leadership Vote

Amnesty Says Indonesia Uses State-Linked Disinformation to Silence Critics

Tunisia Suspends Nobel-Linked Human Rights League for One Month

Putin Defends Russia’s Internet Shutdowns as Anti-Terror Measure

Tarik Saleh’s Eagles of the Republic Opens in Theaters to Contrasting Reviews

HRW Says China Intensifies Pressure on Underground Catholics to Join State Church

U.S. Removes Venezuela’s Acting Leader Delcy Rodríguez From Sanctions List