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Le porte-parole du Front Populaire, Hamma Hammami a déclaré sur les ondes de Mosaïque FM dans l'émission de "Midi Show" qu'il détient des informations selon lesquelles l'Union Européenne accordera une aide de 90 millions de dinars pour financer les prochaines élections. 

Il a ajouté que ce chiffre signifie que la Tunisie sera épargnée d'une grande partie des dépenses liées au scrutin et cela favorise, selon lui la tenue séparée des élections législatives et présidentielles. 

Dangdut artist Rhoma Irama has officially declared his support for Prabowo Subianto and Hatta Rajasa, who are backed by the Gerindra Party’s coalition, following his decision to leave the National Awakening Party (PKB) due to personal dissatisfaction.

“I support Prabowo because Indonesia needs a firm leader. Moreover, Indonesia is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO), so it needs someone who understands the economy. Hatta is someone who is suitable for that,” Rhoma said during a visit by Prabowo to his residence on Tuesday, as quoted by kompas.com.

Thousands of separatists rallied in Yemen's main southern city Aden Wednesday demanding renewed independence for the region on the 20th anniversary of a secession bid that was crushed by northern troops.

The demonstrators waved the flag of the formerly independent south and pictures of exiled separatist leader Ali Salem al-Baid as they commemorated the short-lived Democratic Republic of Yemen that was crushed in the 1994 civil war.

“We swear to God Sanaa will not govern us,” the protesters chanted. “Twenty years of oppression and resistance.”

Have Iraq’s Kurdish forces overcome their internal differences and decided to go to Baghdad with a unified voice, as they announced on May 17 at a meeting chaired by Kurdistan Regi

Dans cette interview qu’il nous a accordée en marge de sa rencontre avec les militants de la sous-section ADEMA de Niamakoro, Mahamane Mahalmadane Touré, à peine élu secrétaire général de la section VI de l’ADEMA-PASJ nous relate les changements qu’il entend opérer durant son mandat. Déjà,  il a pris son bâton de pèlerin pour sillonner les différentes sous-sections de la commune VI pour recenser les préoccupations  des militants afin de les intégrer dans son programme quinquennal.

Béji Caïed Essebsi a assuré lors de l'interview a Nessma TV que l’article 167 rejeté par l'ANC, ne le concerne pas.

Le président de Nidaa Tounes a nié lors de cette interview l'existence de pactes avec le chef du Mouvement Ennahdha, Rached Ghannouchi.

Le président de Nidaa Tounes a démenti lors de cette interview la volonté de son parti de faire une alliance avec Ennahdha après les élections. Nidaa Tounes cherchera des alliances avec des partis qui ont une orientation et une idéologie qui ressemblent à ceux que nous adoptons, a-t-il assuré. 

Unlike the first presidential elections after the January 25 uprising which brought the Mohamed Mursi to power, the Muslim Brotherhood, which Egypt declared a terrorist organization last year, is boycotting this May's presidential race. 

Magdy Karkar, a leader in the National Alliance to Support Legitimacy, which the Muslim Brotherhood co-founded to support Mursi days before his overthrow, has said that the group has not yet planned demonstrations on election days (May 26 and 27). 

The presidential campaign for leftist politician Hamdeen Sabahi has spent much less than 100 thousand Egyptian pounds, Madeeha Zaki, campaign director, told Aswat Masriya on Tuesday. 

"The funds in the campaign's bank account did not exceed 200 Egypt pounds so far, as the campaign has not received any donations from businessmen," Zaki explained.

In contrast, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's campaign has spent 12 million Egyptian pounds until now, according to Tarek Nour, the campaign's coordinator and chief advisor.

The official campaign for presidential contender Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has spent only 12 million Egyptian pounds so far, Tarek Nour, the campaign's coordinator and chief advisor told Aswat Masriya on Sunday. 

Nour said that six million were spent on TV and radio commercials, billboards, posters and printed advertisement and the other six million was spent on conferences. 

"Some companies would cut the prices when they know that the advertisement is in favour of Sisi," he explained.