Israeli Protesters Demand a Judéo-Arab Government
Thousands of Israelis protested in Tel Aviv, calling for a government that includes both Jewish and Arab parties.
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Thousands of Israelis protested in Tel Aviv, calling for a government that includes both Jewish and Arab parties.
Partial traffic diversion at southern entrance to Tunis continues until November 3
Tunisia's Jendouba governorate launches olive harvesting season with expectations of average production.
Nizar Chaddad, former senior official at Tunisia's central bank, takes the helm at Société Monétique Tunisie to drive the country's shift towards digital payments.
Gaza needs 200,000 tents to face its fourth winter since the start of the war, but deliveries are limited due to Israeli restrictions.
Motorcycles account for 42% of road accident fatalities in Tunisia's Kasserine region this year.
Tunisian and Italian researchers conduct dig at ancient Roman theater site in El Dhemma, revealing details about the structure's history and significance.
Tunisian authorities have made significant cocaine seizures in recent years, highlighting the country's role in the global drug trade.
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen announces military operation against Houthi targets
Tunisia's olive oil sector is facing significant challenges, including climate change, drought, and fierce competition from abroad.
The Nasdaq 100 index fell by over 5.8% in October, threatening $2 trillion in market capitalization, as investors question the profitability of tech giants' massive AI investments.
A partial traffic diversion is in effect at the southern entrance of Tunis until November 3 to complete the demolition of the Lacania Bridge.