50-year-old Suffolk fishing boat found rusting in Tunisian harbour
Perhaps the last thing you would expect to see in a Tunisian harbour would be a link to the historic fishing industry of Lowestoft. The ship was spotted by travel...
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Comeback for Tunisia on German market but more flights are...
Tunisia is making a strong comeback on the German market but tour operators and airlines need to add more capacity, travel experts demanded at a recent destination event organised by...
The Tunisian Startup Act – What Does It Change?
As per Global Entrepreneurship Index 2018, based upon 14 parameters, Tunisia ranks 6th in MENA region and 40th worldwide on the health of the ecosystem. It is anticipated that this ecosystem...
Tunisian authorities insist country is safe for visitors
Tunisian authorities insist the country is safe for holidaymakers as Tui resumed flights from the UK this week following Thomas Cook’s resumption in February. Tunisian officials were in London last...
Spotlight on the experience of international students in Tunisia
Students from Tunisia part of the Al-Jisir Exchange Program talk to UA students at the Daily Wildcat about the different practices of journalism in Tunisia and the U.S. Manal Issa...
In Tunisia, Jews gather at Africa’s oldest synagogue under tight...
Under tight security at Africa’s oldest synagogue, Jewish pilgrims on Wednesday staged their biggest religious ceremony in Tunisia since a 2011 revolution undermined security in the North African country. Mainly...
Tunisia explores new Silk Road to revive its economy
Tunisia is exploring the new Silk Road, which is expected to make it an investment hub in the region after officials revealed that the government is moving towards a strategic...
Libya and US sign agreements on policing, prisons and justice
Libya and the US signed a number of agreements in Tunis last week. Libya’s Under Secretary for Political Affairs, Lutfi Almughrabi and the US Charge d’Affairs, Stephanie Williams, signed a...
Tunisia’s Democratic Experiment Enters New Phase with Local Elections
Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution in 2011 that ousted then-President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali set off the Arab Spring, a series of popular uprisings throughout the Middle East and North Africa that...
Africa’s largest cancer drug production unit opens in Tunisia
The largest cancer drug production unit in Africa and the Middle East opened Monday in Tunisia, Tunisian government announced on Monday. This unit, located in the governorate of Nabeul in...
