Silver Composition in Coins Confirms the Story of the Rise...
Lead isotopes in Roman coins reveal the defeat of Carthage financed Rome’s expansion throughout the Mediterranean Archaeologists love coins. Not only are they a great way to date a dig...
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China poised to take on more responsibility with new peace...
China as a rising power is poised to shoulder more responsibilities in helping resolve hotspot issues around the world, especially in the chaotic Middle East. By launching a new peace...
Africa offers mainland tourists cool vacation
Africa has become a new hot destination for Chinese tourists this summer, as the continent’s cooler weather and more relaxed visa policies have boosted local tourism. This summer, Chinese tourists...
Tunisia promotes investment and organics
In the absence of their main export market in war-torn Libya, Tunisia’s exporters are seeking alternative markets, with many pointing to the potential of the organic sector he role of...
Not Even Wheat Is Safe From the Bears of the...
The agriculture markets are turning bearish, and there’s no exception for wheat, the darling of traders earlier this summer. The U.S. government surprised the market last week by boosting its...
Tunisia Foils Daesh Plan to Seize Country’s Southern Territories
Tunisian authorities foiled a terrorist plot to seize territory in the country’s south. Tunisian authorities foiled a terrorist plot of the Islamic State (Daesh) terrorist group, targeting police and military in order...
Tunisia: Derbal expects economy to growth between 3 and 3.5%...
Prime Minister’s adviser in charge of tax reform Faisal Derbal told ExpressFm he expected growth to stand at 2.2% this year and between 3 and 3.5% in the next year....
Two years after Sousse attack, British tourists return to Tunisia
Alistair Burt, the British minister of state for the Middle East and North Africa, announced July 26 that his country is no longer advising its citizens against flying to Tunisia,...
‘Now this dream comes true’
Four foreign students made their maiden voyage into Dickinson this past weekend as they embark on an expedition unlike anything they’ve yet to experience. Rija Nazir, Maryam Zahid and Arslan...
The Risk from Britain
Political unrest on the eastern Mediterranean hasn’t dented German tour operators’ profits. But Brexit has, writes Handelsblatt’s companies and markets editor Christoph Schlautmann. Anyone booking a vacation to Spain, Greece or...