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President Kais Saied officially opened the 40th Tunis International Book Fair on Thursday, a 10-day event running until May 3 under the banner “Tunisia, Land of Books.” Organizers report that...
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As the July heat sweeps across the North African coast, the 2nd‑century Roman theater of Carthage will once again be...
Tunisia’s tourism sector has kicked off 2026 with a record-breaking performance, amassing a staggering 3.35 billion dinars in receipts by...
The 5th Aerospace Meeting Tunisia opened in Tunis with a record 85 exhibitors, cementing the country’s status as a rising...
Legislators propose sweeping restrictions on plastic packaging, with strict fines and jail time for violations TUNIS — Members of Tunisia’s...
Tunisia has launched a five-year strategy to rescue its drought-shrunken livestock sector, aiming to reverse a nearly 30% drop in...
The Sfax-based company plans to expand its precision agriculture technology to new markets following investment from 216 Capital Tunisian agritech...
Inflation in Tunisia edged down to 5.3% year-on-year in June, from 5.5% in May, as price pressures in the food...
“INDIA’S WATER AWAKENING: FROM RESTRAINT TO ASSERTION” Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Independence Day assertion last year that “Haq ka pani...
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