Tunisia · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
A 19th-century map of Qairouan, Tunisia, has shed light on the city's historic expansion beyond its ancient walls, revealing a rich history of urban development and social life.
Algeria plans to build three new university hospital centers in Sétif, Annaba, and Béjaïa to improve healthcare services.
France prepares for another wave of protests, with 70,000 police officers deployed to prevent violence and maintain order.
Tunisian President Kais Saied stresses that agriculture is a cornerstone of national security and sovereignty
Tunisia's date production for the 2026-2027 season is estimated at 354,000 tons, a 12.4% decrease from the previous season.
Tunisia's olive oil production and exports have reached record highs, with an 89% increase in exports, according to a recent cabinet meeting.
Cellcom's director general Hamed Bougamra's contract details revealed, including a fixed monthly salary and variable annual bonus.
Tunisia's Financial Market Authority warns of risks associated with cross-border transactions and suspicious financial networks.
Tunisia's parliament will convene on October 27 for the opening of the 2026/2027 ordinary session.
Foreign multinationals contribute 20.7% to Tunisia's GDP, the highest among Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt, according to an ILO study.
The "Darb" exhibition was held in Kairouan, Tunisia, to promote the country's theatrical experience and highlight its artistic and creative paths.
The Tunis Stock Exchange recorded seven block transactions on October 22, 2026, involving 90,000 Amen Bank shares.
