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تونزي تيليغراف
Parliament's power to remove government in question
The article addresses the constitutional and political situation in Tunisia regarding the possibility of withdrawing confidence from the government, with a focus on the complexities of constitutional law that impose strict conditions for passing a motion of no confidence and removing the government. Despite increasing calls within Parliament for confrontation, the absence of the necessary majority and broad political consensus prevent this step from being taken at the moment, making the likelihood of toppling the government weak under the current balance of power.
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