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Ooredoo Tunisie has been recognized as the best 5G network in Tunisia by Ookla, a global leader in connectivity intelligence, based on consumer-initiated tests via Speedtest during the fi...
Ooredoo Tunisie has been recognized as the best 5G network in Tunisia by Ookla, with a Speedtest Connectivity Score of 73.74 based on nearly two million user tests.
Ericsson introduces GitOps-based software approach for autonomous networks
Tunisia's National Cinema and Image Center (CNCI) participates in the Mediterranean Audiovisual & Cinema Summit in Matera, Italy, to boost cooperation and partnerships in the cinema sector.
Traffic diversion to be implemented on a major road in Tunis for 7 days starting November 9, 2026.
France accuses Iran of cyberattack on 700 supermarkets, seeks international arrest warrants.
A Tunisian court has rejected the release of a businessman detained in the Alicante apartments case, which involves alleged financial corruption and illegal property acquisitions in Spain.
Tunis El Manar University receives award at THE Arab Universities Summit
Tunisian football club Etoile Sportive du Sahel must pay over $30,000 to resolve a dispute with Cameroon's Canon Sportif de Yaoundé.
The Tunisian government and the European Union are hosting a forum to enhance their partnership for talent development, focusing on employment, skills, and legal mobility.
Fields Medal winner Hugo Duminil-Copin worries that AI advancements may change the face of mathematical research and affect young mathematicians' careers.
Tunisia's Prime Minister, Sara Al-Zafrani Al-Zanzeri, forecasts 3.1% economic growth and a 7.2% increase in per capita income by 2027.
