After being locked for months in a showdown with President Kais Saied,
Islamist-inspired Ennahdha, the biggest party in Tunisia's suspended parliament, on Monday said it was facing a planned "defamation" campaign aimed at shutting it out of national politics.
Islamist-inspired Ennahdha, the biggest party in Tunisia's suspended parliament, on Monday said it was facing a planned "defamation" campaign aimed at shutting it out of national politics.
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