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Tunisian activist Elyes Chaouachi has been sentenced to six months in prison, bringing his total prison time to 96 years and two months across multiple cases.
Tunisia's 2027 economic budget is being closely examined by lawmakers, who are calling for a more thorough analysis of economic assumptions and development goals.
Elysée Garrigues, a 21-year-old French student, was rejected from medical school in France not once but twice, before finding success in Romania.
Tunisian Minister of Economy and Planning Samir Abdel Hafiz says the country's economy has shown relative resilience in the face of global economic shocks.
A recent survey by the Arab Institute for CEOs reveals significant economic losses due to power outages in Tunisia during July and August 2026.
Tunisia's Ministry of Higher Education has announced the opening of applications for scholarships to pursue master's and doctoral studies abroad for the 2027-2028 academic year.
The foreign ministers of Tunisia, Egypt, and Algeria have reaffirmed their support for the Libyan political process under UN auspices.
Tunisian Higher Education Minister Monther Belaid highlights microelectronics as a key driver for Tunisia's economic and industrial future.
Tunisia hosts 40th Arab conference to combat narcotics, with Arab leaders discussing ways to tackle the growing threat of drugs.
Tunisia's Prime Minister Sara Al-Zafrani Al-Zanzeri attends the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum in Moscow, aiming to strengthen cooperation between Russia and African countr...
A recent survey by the Arab Institute for Business Leaders reveals that 96% of Tunisian businesses experienced power outages during July and August 2026.
Tunisia hosts fifth international One Health conference, focusing on environmental crises and integrated ecology.
