Tunisians are voting in a presidential election, but many doubt a new president will emerge as current President Kais Saied faces minimal opposition. Saied's opponents are largely imprisoned or excluded from the ballot. The election reflects the state of Tunisia's democracy, which has struggled since the Arab Spring. Saied's consolidation of power and the economic challenges facing the country have led to political apathy among voters. The election authority has limited candidates, and many opposition figures are unable to participate due to arrests. The economy remains weak, with high unemployment and reliance on foreign aid, while anti-migrant sentiments have escalated under Saied's administration. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)