A person’s health should not be a privilege dictated by their wallet or their postcode. Yet, a persistent and global truth endures: socioeconomic status is a stronger predictor of health...
The numbers tell a story of a nation increasingly divided along educational lines. This year, the Ministry of Education authorized 811 private primary schools, a rise of 37 from the...
As nearly two million Tunisian students prepare to return to school, the issue of digital security within educational institutions has never been more critical. The ongoing digitization of education and...
The numbers are undeniably impressive. As of late July, over 5.3 million tourists have chosen Tunisia for their holidays, not only surpassing last year’s figures but soaring 16% above pre-pandemic...
The delay of the Global Sumud Flotilla’s departure from Tunisia may appear to be a minor logistical setback—a matter of weather conditions, ship readiness, and coordination. Yet the symbolism of...
Mr. President, I come from Tunisia, a country which began the process to ban slavery in 1841 and ratified it in 1846. Not just the first Muslim country but one...
Instead of condemning the barbaric war against the Palestinians and alleviating their extreme suffering and sorrow that history has not witnessed such an atrocity, Donald Trump has once again seized...
The Tunisian media recently reported that, after the bad news of the stabbing of a teacher in a classroom in the city of Bardo and other terrible stories that happened...
Tunisians go to the polls on Saturday 6 October to vote in a presidential election that is expected to be won by the incumbent president. Whatever the outcome, it is...
In recent times, there has been growing concern about the prevalence of biased and provocative press articles and reports in some foreign media outlets. These reports have presented themselves as...
