Frontex drones helped Libya and Tunisia forcibly return at least 33,000 people in the central Mediterranean EUobserver
Researchers at Sidi Saïd in Tunisia have excavated a nearly complete Numidian house and an associated pre-Roman cemetery. The site provides insight into ancient settlement patterns in the region.
UAE Embassy in Tunis-The Tunisia Foreign Minister resived the Ambassador of the UAE وزارة الخارجية الإماراتية
Tunisia's El Fouladh company has initiated a tender process for a new electric steel plant project. This marks a step towards expanding industrial capacity.
The solar eclipse projected for 2027 is expected to cause darkness at filming locations used for 'Star Wars'. This event is being called the 'eclipse of the century'.
Tunisia's Ministry of Justice has clarified the situation regarding reports about new prison construction. The ministry has revealed the facts behind these circulating statements.
Tunisia's Justice Ministry has denied reports of plans to construct new prisons. The ministry issued a statement on the matter.
The U.S. Embassy in Tunisia announced a call for applications for the 2027 U.S. Fulbright Specialist Program. Further details are pending.
The World Bank Group's IFC has partnered with Marquardt to support advanced manufacturing in Tunisia. This collaboration aims to foster job creation within the country.
Tunisia has received counterterrorism equipment valued at $1 million. The transfer of equipment was announced recently.
The Carbon Hub has initiated a partnership with the Tunisian–German Green Hydrogen Dialogue. The initiative focuses on green hydrogen research.
Tunisia's Industry Minister announced the approval of 309 photovoltaic projects. The approved projects will collectively generate 455 megawatts.
The 2027 total solar eclipse will be visible on Tatooine. To witness this event, one must travel to Tunisia.
Efforts are underway to locate and remove abandoned fishing nets, known as ghost nets, from the waters off Tunisia's Djerba island. These nets pose a significant threat to marine ecosystems.
TunisiaLaw 58 is being examined more than nine decades after a revolution, exploring its revolutionary aspects and shortcomings. JINHAGENCY provided the report.
Tunisia has classified certain forms of free speech as military offences under President Kais Saied's administration. The measures represent a tightening of speech restrictions in the country.
