New Ambassador of Turkmenistan Appointed to Tunisia
Turkmenistan has appointed a new ambassador to Tunisia, strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations. The appointment was officially announced by Turkmenportal.com.
Turkmenistan has appointed a new ambassador to Tunisia, strengthening diplomatic ties between the two nations. The appointment was officially announced by Turkmenportal.com.
Tunisian women entrepreneurs are reportedly facing significant hurdles in accessing African funding, primarily due to a lack of 'bankable' projects, according to Belkhiria.
The 9th International Circus and Street Arts Festival has commenced in Tunis, Tunisia, as reported by Xinhua.
STAR Assurances Stock (TN0001500856), an insurance player, is under scrutiny amid limited public data.
As part of the introduction to African teams for the World Cup 2026, Tunisia is highlighted for its ambition to achieve a historic milestone in the tournament.
Tunisian journalist Khaoula Boukrim has been sentenced in absentia to four years in prison, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
A British tourist received a refund after discovering that the hotel they booked in Tunisia was also operating as a care home, leading to an unexpected and unusual holiday experience.
Human Rights Watch has released a briefing paper detailing the human rights situation in Tunisia.
Tunisia's President Saied is accused of perfecting the art of jailing journalists, creating a legal trap for media professionals in the country.
The Tunisian National Guard announced that over 27,000 voluntary returns of migrants have been facilitated in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Tunisia has transferred 250 Sub-Saharan migrants from Tunis to Al Amra, where they are awaiting voluntary repatriation, as reported by Agenzia Nova.
Tunisian football fans are expressing confidence in their national team's ability to advance from a challenging group in the upcoming World Cup. Despite a difficult draw, supporters believe the team can overcome the odds.
The new ViaTunisia underwater data corridor has officially entered service, marking the operational launch of the significant infrastructure project.
Tunisia is set to host its 22nd Investment Forum in Gammarth on June 25 and 26, with approximately 1,000 participants expected to attend the event.

Tunisians have taken to the streets to protest for press freedom and demand the release of political prisoners.
A high-level delegation led by Zerrouki is visiting Tunisia to strengthen cooperation in the post and telecommunications sectors between the two countries.

The Italian Embassy in Tunis hosted a celebration for the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic and 70 years of diplomatic relations, gathering over 1,500 guests from Tunisian institutions and the Italian community.
Tunisia has been experiencing protests related to its phosphate industry. The demonstrations highlight ongoing issues within the sector.
Tunisia is experiencing ongoing protests related to its phosphate industry, as reported by The Herald Journal.
Leaders of Tunisia's Ennahda Movement have been sentenced to life imprisonment, a verdict which the movement claims lacks the requirements of justice.
An Al Jazeera analysis provides a ranking of the World Cup 2026 groups, identifying which teams are considered favourites to advance to the next stage of the tournament.
The verdict in the Ghannouchi case has highlighted the difficult choice between tyrants in Tunisia, according to The Times of Israel.
A commemorative event was held in Tunisia to honor the legacy of Imam Khomeini, marking his enduring influence.
The ViaTunisia Subsea Cable has reportedly become operational, significantly improving internet and data connectivity between Europe and North Africa.
Rights advocates in Tunisia have publicly denounced efforts to attribute responsibility to Morocco for the recent surge in migrants.
PhosCo has announced the identification of phosphate mineralization at its DOH Prospect within its Tunisia Project, leading to a 3% increase in its shares.
Tunisia has begun producing a crucial radiopharmaceutical used in prostate cancer care, a development highlighted by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The Tunisian Ambassador has praised the efforts of the Crown Prince in developing and strengthening Tunisian-Kuwaiti relations.
Increasing public anger directed at Kais Saied is prompting questions and concerns regarding Tunisia’s political future and stability.
Attention is growing in the Mediterranean Sea due to the presence of the Portuguese man-of-war, with three sightings reported in Tunisia.
Tunisia's Foreign Minister urged South Korean companies to expand their investments into Africa, highlighting the continent as a potential growth region amidst global supply chain disruptions.
An article provides an inside look at the Medina of Tunis, describing it as the living heart of the city's old quarter.
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is identified as a key tool for Tunisia to diversify its exports.
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Tunisia has achieved a medical milestone with the first successful neurosurgery performed on an awake patient at the Sfax Military Hospital.
Tunisia is participating alongside China, UAE, France, Germany, Italy, and other global tourism leaders at ITB China 2026, aiming to fuel Chinese visitor growth, promote visa-free travel, and forge new tourism partnerships.
Work is expected to commence in the coming weeks to protect the Tunisian town of Sidi Bou Said from landslides.
Accumulateur Tunisien Assad stock (TN0006760018) is reportedly focusing on its core business operations amidst a period of limited newsflow.

A Tunisian court has sentenced prominent journalist Boukrim to four years in prison in absentia. The ruling was delivered while the journalist was not present in court.
The Tunisian government has approved a comprehensive €24 billion plan aimed at ensuring water security for the country by the year 2050.
A new wastewater treatment plant in Khélidia, Tunisia, supported by the African Development Bank Group, is expected to bring cleaner and healthier living conditions to the area.
Fitch Ratings has affirmed the credit rating for Tunis Re, as reported by Atlas Magazine.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced the appointment of George Akhalkatsi as its new Head of Tunisia.
Authorities have arrested ten individuals involved in migrant smuggling operations between Tunisia and Italy, targeting a network facilitating illegal crossings.
More than 4,500 migrants have voluntarily returned to their countries of origin from Tunisia, according to reports.
Tunisia is undertaking an initiative called 'Sustainable Tunisia Human First' to restructure its tourism sector. The goal is to align with global standards while ensuring a positive impact on local communities and promoting sustainable practices.
Multiple reports from Tunisia highlight ongoing issues related to migration in the country. Specific details about the nature of these migration issues are not provided in the titles.
Tunisia showcased its luxury Mediterranean resorts, heritage wonders, and immersive Sahara adventures at the Saudi Travel Market 2026, aiming to attract high-spending Gulf tourists.
An article from The Herald Journal about Tunisia.
International legal and human rights organizations have condemned Tunisian authorities for escalating attacks on the legal profession, judicial independence, and civil society.
Belgian group Deme has secured a contract to modernize three strategic ports in Tunisia, as reported by Agenzia Nova.
The Pasteur Institute in Tunisia has officially reopened its therapeutic serum purification facility, marking a significant development for public health infrastructure in the country.
The Tunisia-Italy Mobi-Tre project aims to strengthen the role of the diaspora in the economic and social development of both countries.
Ahram Online has published a series of news updates focusing on various countries, including Japan, Spain, Egypt, Switzerland, Scotland, Mexico, Uruguay, and Tunisia. These articles provide specific news and developments related to each nation.
The Medina of Tunis, an ancient labyrinthine city, is highlighted as a significant historical and cultural site.
Tunisia's Rached Ghannouchi and several other opposition members have been handed long jail terms, as reported by The New Arab.

A Tunisian court has sentenced Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of the opposition Ennahdha party, to life in prison, marking a significant development in Tunisia's political landscape.
Tunisia and the European Union have jointly launched a new digital platform designed to align training, skills development, and the labor market, aiming to bridge gaps and improve employment opportunities.
Tunisia has officially blocked the proposed takeover of Taoufik Hospitals by the Moroccan healthcare group Akdital. The decision prevents the Moroccan firm from expanding its presence in the Tunisian healthcare market.
Tunisia has overturned a six-month prison term for an inmate, as reported by newvision.co.ug.
Despite a perfect qualifying campaign, Tunisia's national team, including player Hannibal Mejbri, is noted for lacking a cutting edge as they prepare for the World Cup.
Tunisia's Foreign Minister urged South Korean companies to expand their investments into Africa. This call comes amidst global supply chain disruptions, highlighting Africa as a potential growth region for Korean firms.
An article explores the historical significance and atmosphere of Carthage's ruins, reflecting on its past power and present silence.
Tunisia and the Council of Europe have officially launched a new Neighborhood Partnership, outlining cooperation plans for the period of 2026–2029.
Tunisia faces a challenging economic outlook as it navigates soaring food prices and the cautious stance of its Central Bank, raising questions about the future direction of inflation.
The U.S. Embassy in Tunisia has announced the opening of applications for the 2027-2028 Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, offering professional development opportunities.
RSF.ORG has requested an expedited final appeal review for Mourad Zeghidi, a Tunisian-French journalist currently jailed in Tunisia.
The U.S. Embassy in Tunisia, in collaboration with the Center of Arab and Mediterranean Music, has launched an immersive journey exploring Tunisia's rich musical heritage.
Tunisia and Italy are focusing on 'technological nearshoring' and the security of critical raw materials as key elements in new value chains, strengthening their economic and technological cooperation.
The International Food Show Africa 2026 event was held in Tunisia. This exhibition served as a platform for the food industry across the African continent.
Tunisia has reportedly shown 'operational superiority' through its recent counterterrorism raids, according to the Africa Defense Forum.
Tunisia has surpassed Greece, Morocco, Cyprus, Egypt, Spain, and Turkey to rank first in easyJet's Summer Sunshine Rankings, indicating its growing popularity as an affordable holiday destination among UK travelers.
A small cabinet meeting in Tunisia focused on accelerating the implementation of public programs and projects across the country.
Professor Salvatore Manfreda has been named one of the seven recipients of the Tunisia Water Award for 2026, recognized for his contributions in the field.
Al Arabiya English reported on the founding king’s advice to the Tunisian leader, highlighting historical guidance for the nation's leadership.
Tunisia experienced a significant defeat against Belgium during their preparations for the 2026 World Cup, a result that has reportedly worried its fans.
The Royal Belgian FA reports that the 'Red Devils' completed their World Cup preparations with a decisive victory against Tunisia.
Tunis is celebrating the 80th anniversary of its Republic and 70 years of diplomatic relations, marking significant milestones in its national and international history.
An article titled 'Karthago Revealed' describes the experience of walking through ancient Carthage, located above Tunis.
Reports indicate ongoing protests related to phosphate in Tunisia.
Tunisia's inflation rate has remained stable at a one-year high of 5.5%, according to TradingView data.
Tunisia has received 48 US-made Humvees, part of an ongoing effort to bolster its border security capabilities. This delivery aims to enhance the nation's capacity to monitor and protect its frontiers.
Details are available on how to purchase tickets for the World Cup match between Tunisia and Japan, including pricing and stadium information for Estadio BBVA.
A former Tunisian intelligence chief has accused President Saied's government of engaging in widespread spying on political opponents and fabricating legal cases against dissidents. These allegations suggest a brutal campaign against those who oppose the current administration.
DEME has been awarded a significant contract for dredging operations at three strategic ports in Tunisia, as reported by Idéal Investisseur.
Rached Ghannouchi, the leader of Tunisia's Ennahdha party, has been sentenced to life in prison by a Tunisian court. The verdict is related to the 'secret apparatus' case, with other individuals also receiving lengthy sentences.
Thousands of young doctors in Tunisia have gone on strike today, demanding higher pay and improved working conditions.
Rached Ghannouchi, the prominent opposition leader in Tunisia, has been sentenced to a life term. This ruling marks a significant development in the country's political landscape.
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MPBS stock (TN0006630013) is experiencing low liquidity on the Tunis stock exchange, compounded by a scarcity of public data available for the listing.
The tender process for the Elmed submarine cable, designed to link Italy and Tunisia, has been extended, indicating ongoing developments in the infrastructure project.
State-owned firms in Tunisia, including Tunisair and Tunisie Lait, are facing significant challenges in implementing necessary reforms, highlighting broader issues within the country's public sector.