Fuel shortages and panic buying plague Tunisia
Fuel shortages have caused long lines at petrol stations in Tunisia, with officials accusing the public of panic buying and...
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Tunisia is granted $500 million loan from African bank
The Tunisian parliament’s House of Representatives announced on June 1st that Tunisia will receive the $500 million they requested from...
UK cops to work with Maghreb countries on illegal migration
UK police are set to collaborate with authorities in North Africa to prevent migrants from attempting the dangerous journey to...
Immigration safe havens overwhelmed as migrants flee Tunisia
Tunisian President Saied's anti-immigrant rhetoric and the economic crisis in Tunisia have triggered a wave of migrants fleeing the country,...
Murder of migrant in Tunisia sparks urgent call for action
Tunisia's appalling treatment of African migrants never ceases to shock the world. Something's got to give Tunisian president Kais...
Migrant smuggler behind bars in Tunisia
Tunisian authorities announced on May 25th that they have arrested a man they suspect to be a leader in a...
Permaculture takes root in Tunisia
Permaculture techniques are taking root in Tunisia, as a way to confront global warming and manage its effects, according to...
Grievances of Tunisian Opposition Families
Family members of those believed to be wrongly imprisoned have taken their grievances to the African Court on Human and...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: EU’s immigration polices need a revamp
The EU has long been grappling with the issue of irregular migration across the Mediterranean. Each year, thousands of people...
Tunisia’s fragile finances amidst bread crisis
Rising temperatures and intensifying drought conditions in Tunisia have led to a significant decline in the country's wheat production, leading...
Tunisian court frees media boss, asks colossal bail
In Tunisia, the growing suppression of freedom of speech has become a concerning trend for both media workers and those...
Mauritania’s Ruling Party Triumphs in Contested Polls
Food shortages are the latest worry for many Tunisians in a country with a spiralling economy and an autocratic president...
Tunisian students face prison for song criticizing police
Following a recent crackdown on freedom of speech in Tunisia, two students were recently detained without bail over a satirical...
Italy Calls for Pragmatic IMF Approach in Tunisia
Italy continues to harangue the international community to turn a blind eye to Tunisia's abysmal human rights record and the...
Tunisia’s Saied Targets Two Journalists
The crackdown by Tunisia’s dictator intensifies on media, with no end in sight to the intimidation and arrests of journalists...
