Jaou Tunis 2026: "Becoming the Ocean" exhibition explores body as resistance
The "Becoming the Ocean" exhibition, part of Jaou Tunis 2026, has opened in Tunis, featuring 16 artists from the Global South and its diasporas.
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The "Becoming the Ocean" exhibition, part of Jaou Tunis 2026, has opened in Tunis, featuring 16 artists from the Global South and its diasporas.
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Iran's Supreme Leader orders military to respond immediately and without limits to any threat.
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Tunisair plans to issue a 24 million dinar bond without a public appeal, as proposed in the resolutions for its upcoming Ordinary General Assembly.
La Maison russe à Tunis annonce l'octroi de 110 bourses d'études gratuites aux étudiants tunisiens pour l'année universitaire 2026-2027.
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A rural Tunisian school has won first place in the Arab Reading Challenge, beating 138,000 schools from 61 countries.