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New UNSMIL chief warns he will fail if Libyan’s don’t...
New UNSMIL chief Ghassan Salamé has warned that his mission will be a failure if Libyans are not prepared to compromise. “Nothing will be achieved if Libya’s leaders are happy...
A land of authenticity and stark diversity
Attributed to different origins, the name Tunis is generally linked to the Berber root which means ‘to lay down or encamp’, and with the northern reaches of the Sahara desert...
Tunisian families seek missing migrant relatives
About 500 Tunisians have died trying to reach Europe through perilous sea crossings from North Africa to Europe. Many others remain missing. Tunisian families are seeking the whereabouts of their relatives...
Dialogue must start soon says State Council
The State Council (SC) has urged the House of Representatives (HoR) to join it in beginning the Dialogue process to amend the Libyan Political Agreement. Libya was in a stalemate and limited...
Border wall is Trump’s least popular policy internationally
People around the world strongly disapprove of President Donald Trump’s signature policies, according to a spring Pew Research Center survey of 37 countries and findings from the United States. But...
Turkish Cypriots release anti-migrant Europe boat crew
Turkish Cypriot authorities on Thursday released the captain and crew of a boat hired by far-right activists to prevent would-be migrants from reaching Europe, local media reported. Kibris Postasi reported...
Tunisia’s parliament delays vote on amnesty law as protests erupt
At least 1,000 demonstrators voice their anger over bill that calls for amnesty for public officials accused of corruption Tunisia’s parliament delayed voting on a bill that calls for amnesty...
Chahed calls on Tunisian expatriates to close ranks to defend...
Prime Minister Youssef Chahed called, Friday in Tunis, on Tunisian expatriates to close ranks to defend the interests of the Nation and restore Tunisia the place it deserves in the...
Tunisian Professors Flee the Country for Better Salaries
Tunisian professors seeking better pay and working conditions are emigrating in large numbers, leaving the students and professors left behind worrying the country’s quality of education. Over the past three...
