Tunisians stage protest after President Saied suspends parliament, sacks PM
Tunisian forces are pictured securing the country's parliament building on Monday as supporters of the Ennahda Movement stage a protest in Tunis after President Kais Saied suspended parliament, sacked the country's prime minister and assumed executive authority.
Haber Merkezi 12:11 July 26, 2021 AA
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