Egypt
Egypt’s Sisi congratulates Syria’s new president Sharaa
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi extended congratulations to Syria’s new leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, on Friday, expressing hopes for his
Tunisia
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Tunisia
Members of the European Parliament express anger at EU-Tunisia migrant deal
Members of the European Parliament are becoming increasingly frustrated with the European Commission's decision to allocate €150 million
Tunisia
Officials: Thirty-four migrants rescued, two dead off Tunisia
Tunisian authorities rescued 34 migrants and found two dead bodies off the North African country's southeastern coast on
Tunisia
World Bank approves two new loans for Tunisia
The World Bank approved two new loans worth US$520 million this week, providing additional financing to address Tunisia’s
Tunisia
European Commission Accused of “Bankrolling” Tunisia’s President
Senior members of the European Parliament have reportedly accused European Commission executives of neglecting alleged corruption in Tunisia. They assert
Tunisia
Explosion at Tunisian gas depot injures 35
According to civil protection services, an explosion on Thursday at a gas depot near Tunisia's capital, injured 35
Tunisia
Tunisia’s Olive Oil Producers Lament Missed Revenue
Tunisia ranks among the top three olive oil exporters globally, according to Reuters. Yet it reaps only a fraction of
Tunisia
Amnesty Report: Tunisian politicians “unjustly held for over a year”
According to a report by Amnesty opposition politicians in Tunisia: Jaouhar Ben Mbarek, Khayyam Turki, Issam Chebbi, Ghazi Chaouachi, Ridha
Tunisia
Tunisia’s indefinite state of emergency, by Kieran Baker
Tunisian President Kais Saied has extended the country's state of emergency, which has been in place since November
Tunisia
2023 saw record number of migrant deaths off the coast of Tunisia
Last year, at least 1,313 migrants were reported dead or missing off the Tunisian coast, marking a record high
North Africa
Maghreb women persist in their fight for equality on international women's day
In North Africa, from Morocco to Libya, women are actively striving for equality and freedom, confronting outdated laws rooted in
Tunisia
French film critical of Tunisia raises tensions between two nations
A French documentary critical of Tunisia’s government has caused a furor among supporters of President Kais Saied. Speaking at
Tunisia
Tunisia Court Overturns Journalist's Five-year Jail Term
A Tunisian court overturned on Wednesday a journalist's prison sentence for revealing information about the security services, his