Tunisia · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
Les salariés de l’industrie métallurgique et électrotechnique allemande sont en grève pour obtenir une revalorisation de leurs rémunérations.
Tunisia's textile industry has lost 237 companies in five years, with experts warning of further decline without major transformation.
Tunisian tomato paste producers see new opportunities in Russia
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed over 5,000 lives, with fears of further spread to other African countries.
Tunisia has been elected as the president of the International Francophone Federation for Clinical Biology and Laboratory Medicine, marking a significant milestone for the country's medic...
Tunisia's 2027 budget plan allocates over 248 million dinars for the presidency and 378 million dinars for the government.
Tunisia's permanent delegate to UNESCO, Ambassador Ziad Khaled, participated in the evaluation of the Africa Priority Plan 2022-2029.
PhosCo, a Tunisian phosphate company, has secured a $1.5 million grant from the US government to support its Gasaat phosphate project, aiming to attract up to $100 million in investments.
University Ibn Khaldoun hosts UIK Career Day 6.0, gathering 50 companies and 400 students and young graduates for professional insertion and employment opportunities.
Global tourism generated $11.6 trillion in 2025, 9.8% of global GDP, despite geopolitical tensions and overtourism.
Tunisian government faces crucial decisions on fuel, agriculture, and Tunisair as protests and financial deals loom
Tunisian taekwondo athlete Adam Salmi has topped the global rankings in the 63kg weight category.
