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 | EPISODE 10Wave of arrests: opposition behind bars | In this episode, our guests discuss the recent political arrests in Tunisia and their impact on the rule of law in the country. For weeks, many political figures, journalists, and activists have been arrested and imprisoned, facing serious charges of plotting against the security of the state. | |
 | EPISODE 92022 : inkyfada's year in review | As the year comes to an end, Inkytalk takes a look back at inkyfada's year and sheds light on the most prominent productions of 2022. In this episode, we analyze the various political changes and important events that shaped the year and the challenges faced by our team. | |
 | EPISODE 8December 17 elections: towards a disempowered parliament ? | With four days to go before the Tunisian legislative elections, inkytalk looks back at the problematic aspects of the new electoral law, the dysfunctions of the campaign, and asks what kind of parliament will result from the vote. | |
 | EPISODE 7Tunisia - IMF : Strangled by debt | In October 2022, IMF staff and the Tunisian authorities have reached a staff-level agreement about 1.9 billion dollars that would be granted to Tunisia. The Tunisian government had asked for twice as much, while the socio-economic context of the country is increasingly complicated for citizens. | |
 | EPISODE 6The Constitution of Kais Saied: What pleases the prince has the force of law | Kaïs Saied's draft of a new constitution reorganizes the entire political system: if his text is approved by the referendum of July 25, 2022, the President will have much greater powers than the legislative and judicial functions. Inkytalk looks at this system, which gives more power to the President and undermines the separation of powers. | |
 | EPISODE 5One year after July 25: A constitutionalization of the exceptional | A few days before the national referendum called by the President, inkytalk looks back at the process undertaken by the President to ultimately propose such a constitutional text, the lack of a participatory approach, and the one-way communication in which he is involved to get his project through. | |
 | EPISODE 4E-Istichara: a means of legitimisation for Kaïs Saied | In light of the first results of the E-istichara initiated by President Kais Saied being announced, inkytalk looks back at the very notion of consultation, the methodological aspect necessary for such a process, and the President's hasty interpretation of the results. | |
 | EPISODE 3Civil Society : Threats of dismantling and demonization | In light of President Kais Saied's recent statements about the new draft law on associations, inkytalk looks at the current legislative framework, the control mechanisms already in place, and the question of foreign funding. | |
 | EPISODE 1July 25: Trouble in the Constitution | Eight days after July 25, 2021, inkytalk takes a look at the genesis of Article 80, the full powers of the President of the Republic, and the potential abuses that could be linked to this situation. | |
| | EPISODE 2July 25: One-way communication | Eight days after July 25, 2021, inkytalk's guests assess the unilateral communication imposed by the ruling power, its tumultuous relationship with the media and its fusion with public opinion. | |
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Inkyfada joined the global podcast boom in 2017, when the team produced the first Tunisian audio documentary, diving deep into the belly of the El Kamour struggle taking place in the desert.
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