‘Spain is quite FULL’ Tourists urged to travel elsewhere as...
TOURISTS have been urged to consider destinations other than Spain as a major travel company claims “Spain is quite full”. Spain remains one of the most popular destinations in Europe...
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Far-right’s anti-refugee ship helped out by refugee rescue boat
Michael Buschheuer, the chairman of Sea-Eye, said: “To help a ship in distress in the duty of anyone at sea, without regard for their origin, race, religion or beliefs”. Italian...
What do people in the Arab countries want? Conceptions of...
Arab respondents mostly reject the EU brand of formal liberal democracy in which elections are essential, but civil and political rights remain decoupled from unprioritised social and economic rights. Findings...
Why European companies need a long-term strategy in Africa
The history of Europe in Africa goes far back in time when the Roman Empire annihilated the ancient Carthaginian civilisation that is now Tunis, Tunisia. During the modern period, the...
How this Algerian entrepreneur is recycling plastic waste
Unemployment rate in Algeria increased to 10.5 percent, reaches almost 27 percent of the youth, and 20 percent of women, according to figures released by the International Monetary Fund in 2016....
‘Find me beyond your hate’: The challenge behind calligraffiti artist...
When calligraffiti artist Karim Jabbari picks up a paintbrush, a spray can or a light-painting pen, regardless of the wall or intangible space in front of him, he breathes new life into...
Tunisia: ambiguous answers and obscure language about GFH’s Financial Harbor
It is no longer “Tunisia Financial Harbor”, originally designed “with the ambition to become the financial hub opening on Africa, positioned in the heart of the Mediterranean and offering excellent...
Tunisian beachside town fights industrial pollution
Next to a palm grove, a blackish mud flows into the sea. After years of living with industrial pollution, residents of Tunisia’s Gabes are fighting back. Close to the Chott...
Tunisia: Date exports soar 19% to $220 million
From October 1, 2016 to August 7, 2017, period over which extends the date season, Tunisia exported 103,000 tons of dates valued at 530.3 million dinars ($220 million). This was...
A New U.S. Strategy to Bolster Tunisia’s Struggling Democracy
The country that set off the Arab Spring of 2011 is now widely hailed as its only success story. However, the factors that have aided the formation of the post-2011...
