Tunisian Weightlifter Karam Ben Hnia Announces Retirement
Tunisian weightlifter Karam Ben Hnia announces retirement at 31 after two-decade career
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Tunisian weightlifter Karam Ben Hnia announces retirement at 31 after two-decade career
Heavy rainfall floods refugee camps in Gaza, exacerbating humanitarian crisis
Laparoscopic appendix removal surgeries reach 90% at Tataouine public hospital
180 dental units to be installed across Tunisia at a cost of 6.5 million dinars
Tunisia's Committee on Social Services and Development reviews 2027 budget for Higher Education and Scientific Research ministry
A scientific symposium was held in Bajah, Tunisia, to discuss the historical and cultural importance of city gates.
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Tunisia allocates 2249 million dinars for housing and equipment in 2027, with 82.3% for investment.
Tunisia's Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Monther Belaid, has unveiled the ministry's 2027 budget plans, focusing on improving research, university services, and stu...
A new community space for young people and artisans has opened in Al-Arusa, Silyana Governorate, Tunisia, as part of the "Fael Wal Faela" project.
Greenpeace deploys giant banner near data center in Switzerland, denouncing increasing electricity and water consumption.
Tunisian police have dismantled a ring suspected of stealing smartphones by snatching them from passersby, sometimes using violence, in several areas of Ariana.