Analysis: With most prominent opposition figures already behind bars in Tunisia, challengers in the October presidential elections are now also being arrested.
In-depth: Extremist groups have seized upon the recent death of a teenager to mobilise across France, with the far-right increasingly organised, and growing.
Analysis: Months after signing a controversial €1 billion deal in July to stem irregular migration, Tunisia's relations with the EU have soured, with further implications for human rights within the country.
In-depth: In the coastal city of Sfax, escalating racial tensions between local Tunisians and sub-Saharan African migrants have sparked violent clashes, anti-migrant protests, and mass deportations.
In-depth: The killing of Nahel M shows how little has changed in France's social housing estates, where police violence, racism, and inequality remain rife.
Analysis: The EU is offering a huge financial aid package to Tunisia in return for stopping migration, with Kais Saied taking full advantage of Europe's fears.
In-depth: Press freedom was seen as one of the key gains of the 2011 revolution, but under Kais Saied's increasingly authoritarian rule the future of independent journalism looks bleak.
In-depth: Recent arrests of president Saied's political opponents and critics mark an escalation of authoritarian tactics and invoke traumatic memories of former dictator Ben Ali's repressive rule.
In-depth: The worldwide success of tennis star Ons Jabeur and other athletes has sparked a growth of individual sports in Tunisia where, despite a lack of government funding and support, there is a wealth of talent waiting to be discovered.
