Tunisia detains six IS suspects
Tunisia has been under a state of emergency since November 2015, when a suicide bombing in Tunis claimed by IS killed 12 presidential guards Tunisia has detained six people in...
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Tunisia: Fitch affirms ratings at ‘B+’; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings has affirmed Tunisia’s Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) at ‘B+’. The Outlook is Stable, the ratings agency said. The issue ratings on Tunisia’s senior unsecured...
Gulfsands Petroleum says Syrian assets still in good shape
The production does appear to demonstrate the reservoir quality and that the field continues to be operable, company said. Gulfsands Petroleum plc (LON:GPX) says its assets in Syria still appear...
Tunisian public health sector struggles to heal itself
Tunis – Overcrowded hospitals, exhausted staff and disgruntled patients… Tunisia’s public health sector is struggling to heal its many maladies.Hours of waiting for treatment, angry patients and broken equipment have...
Trump Declares Victory, Heads Home To Face More Russia Scandal
President Donald Trump couldn’t return home from his first foreign trip without taking a quick victory lap. Despite the media’s efforts to paint a strained or even no-existent relationship between...
Plastic bag bans in Africa: Reality or fantasy?
Tunisia and Kenya recently joined the ranks of African countries banning the use of plastic bags – but poor waste management and a mentality of littering make the prospect of...
Palmizi sculpture inaugurated on Tunisian quayside
The sculpture ‘Mare Nostrum’ by Italian architect Girolamo Palmizi has been installed on the quayside between Nabeul and Hammamet. The work is intended to be a symbolic bridge between Tunisia...
A Positive Step on a Rocky Road: Tunisia signs up...
As Tunisia becomes the first North African country to allow full access to the African Court of Human and Peoples’ Rights, Oliver Windridge, founder of The ACtHPR Monitor, discusses the...
Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia to discuss Libyan crisis in Algiers
The Libyan crisis will be on the agenda of a meeting in Algeria in June, with the participation of foreign ministers of Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt, spokesperson of Algerian Foreign...
US mulls ban on carrying laptop computers on international flights
In March, Britain took similar measures targeting a smaller list of countries: Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia. United States (US) Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Sunday...
