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Des vendeurs d'abonnements IPTV et de sharing opèrent ouvertement dans les quartiers, proposant des prix défiant toute concurrence, mais cette activité lucrative soulève des questions fis...
Tunisia's Sousse governorate holds meeting to monitor price trends, ensure food supply and combat smuggling and monopoly.
The Peace Council in Gaza has warned of a severe humanitarian crisis unfolding in the region due to flash floods that have inundated tens of thousands of displaced persons' tents.
South Korea has approved a program to develop a new generation of nuclear-powered attack submarines, enhancing its naval capabilities to counter North Korean threats.
51 municipal projects worth nearly 29.6 million dinars near completion in Tunisia's Kairouan region
Tunisia aims to boost oil production and accelerate renewable energy projects as part of its 2027 budget plans.
Tunisia and the EU have launched a partnership to develop skills, employment, and legal mobility, with over 6,000 mobility opportunities currently in development.
An open letter from a Tunisian economist to President Kaïs Saïed calls for him to step down in 2029 and reform the constitution to prevent future presidents from serving for life.
A musical performance celebrating 16th-century Sicilian poet Antonio Veneziano will take place at Manouba University on November 11, marking the first stop on an international tour.
Tunisia's 2027 finance bill reduces solar panel tariffs to 10% and expands energy transition fund interventions.
Tunisia's government expects energy imports to decline in 2027, helping reduce the current deficit to 3.7% of GDP, driven by improved exports and tourism revenues.
Tunisia aims to lower energy imports and narrow its current deficit to 3.7% of GDP in 2027.
