Tunisia
Tunisian president calls for changes to central bank law
Tunisian President Kais Saied on Saturday called for the law governing the central bank to be amended. In a video
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Libya
Libya Mufti warns Syrian against foreign financial aid
Libya’s Mufti Sheikh Al-Sadeq Al-Gharyani warned Syrians against foreign financial aid, particularly from Saudi Arabia and the UAE, citing
Tunisia
Ahmed Jaouadi extends Tunisia’s distance swimming legacy
Nineteen-year-old Ahmed Jaouadi captured gold in the 1500m freestyle at the World Championships in Budapest, defeating veteran Florian Wellbrock. According
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Nine migrants dead after Tunisian shipwreck
Tunisian authorities have found the bodies of nine migrants, and rescued dozens more after a shipwreck off the country’s
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Tunisia opposition demands political prisoner release, return to constitutional rule, national dialogue
Tunisia’s National Salvation Front urged a return to constitutional legitimacy, calling for the immediate release of political prisoners and
Syria
Maghreb countries fear return of radicalized citizens after Assad’s fall
The downfall of the Assad regime in Syria has been celebrated globally. But there are many questions about what happens
Tunisia
Tunisian sun turns red algae into a sustainable food industry resource
In Tunisia's Bizerte lagoon, red algae is transformed into valuable food additives using sunlight, creating jobs and aiding
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Radisson Blu hotel brand debuts in Tunisia’s capital city
Upper upscale hotel brand Radisson Blu has opened a new property in Tunis, Tunisia, marking the brand's debut
Tunisia
Tunisian Lawmakers dismiss polygamy legalisation claims amid debate
Tunisian lawmakers have rejected rumours of a draft law to legalise polygamy, dismissing claims that the move could overturn the
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Lawyers for Tunisia ex-truth commission head call for her release
Lawyers for a prominent human rights activist who headed Tunisia's now-defunct Truth and Dignity Commission (IVD) and has
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Headline: U.S. approves $108 million military equipment sale to Tunisia
The United States has authorized a $108 million sale of military weapons and equipment to Tunisia, as reported by Defense
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Tunisia looks to Central Bank to repay debt as economy falters
Tunisia’s government is looking to the central bank to help repay its external debt for a second straight year,
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2 migrants dead, one missing after boat capsizes off Tunisian coast
Two migrants died, one remains missing, and 28 were rescued after a boat capsized off Tunisia’s eastern coast, AFP