Tunisian Readers Rediscover 'Sonia, le calvaire au féminin' After Author's Passing
A 2017 book by Yasmina Gharbi-Mechakra sheds light on domestic violence against women
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A 2017 book by Yasmina Gharbi-Mechakra sheds light on domestic violence against women
Mabrouka Holding teams up with UMIDA to introduce subsurface irrigation technology
Three postponed Ligue 1 matches take place on Saturday, with top-of-table clashes.
University of Sousse wins economic innovation prize for AI project on olive oil
Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed met with top officials to address rising prices and speculation, citing examples of products like dates and lobster.
Tunisia aims to reduce road accident fatalities by 50% by 2034
Tunisian newspaper La Presse de Tunisie marks 90 years with a short film exploring the shift from print to digital media.
Residents of Hay Ennadhour in Tunisia's Ariana governorate face continued road closures and blockages
Tunisia is set to introduce a specific law to protect children from cyber harassment and online violence, announced Family and Childhood Minister Asma Jebri.
Tunisia's education ministry to receive 9.184 billion dinars in 2027, a 5.56% increase from 2026.
Tunisian Agriculture Minister Azeddine Ben Sheikh highlights the need to expand irrigated areas and adopt a bioclimatic map for distributing high-quality seeds.
Five Tunisian publishing houses are participating in the 45th Sharjah International Book Fair, which kicked off on November 4 and runs until November 15 in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.