Ali Al-Baraq: The voice of Ramadan, present in every Tunisian home
The article reflects on the legacy of the late Sheikh Ali Al-Baraq, a beloved Quran reciter whose voice has become synonymous with the month of Ramadan in Tunisia.
The Story of a Mosque: The 'Sahib Al-Taba' Mosque in Tunisia Founded by a Minister and Built by Prisoners
The 'Sahib Al-Taba' Mosque in Tunis, founded by Minister Yusuf Sahib Al-Taba, stands as a unique cultural and educational hub that reflects the historical context of the city before French colonization.
Esperance regains the top of the Tunisian league and announces "Africa Expert" as new coach
Esperance Sportive de Tunis returns to the top of the Tunisian league while announcing the appointment of French coach Patrice Beaumelle.
CAF Champions League: Pyramids-AS Far and Al Ahly-Esperance, quarter-finals matchups
The quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League will feature matchups including historic rivals Al Ahly and Esperance, as well as title defenders Pyramids facing AS Far Rabat.
Tunisian opposition politician arrested at the airport
Police in Tunisia have arrested opposition politician Olfa Hamdi at the international airport in the capital, Tunis.
CAF Champions League: RS Berkane and Esperance Tunis reach the quarter-finals
RS Berkane and Esperance Tunis advance to the quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League, alongside six other teams, with one spot still to be determined.
HRW Condemns the Arbitrary Arrest of Prominent Tunisian Lawyer Ahmed Sobhi
Human Rights Watch condemned the arbitrary arrest of prominent Tunisian lawyer Ahmed Sobhi and called for the dismissal of terrorism charges against him and his immediate release.
Posts Leading to Imprisonment: Has Tunisia Entered a Phase of Criminalizing Opinion?
The recent imprisonment of Tunisian MP Ahmed Saidani has raised concerns about the state of free expression in Tunisia, indicating a troubling trend of criminalizing dissent.
Arrest warrant issued against Tunisian MP after satirical post about Kais Saied
Tunisian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for MP Ahmed Saiedani following a satirical Facebook post that criticized President Kais Saied.
Tunisia: highly touristy village, Sidi Bou SaΓ―d must cope with the threat of landslides
Residents of Sidi Bou SaΓ―d, a tourist village in northern Tunis, are concerned about landslides caused by weather events that have heightened erosion on their clay and rock cliff, exacerbated by illegal constructions and over-tourism.
Refugees in Tunisia: The Silent Death in the Mediterranean
Tens of thousands of migrants are enduring catastrophic conditions in tent camps in Tunisia, with the only escape being a perilous journey across the Mediterranean to Europe.
Italian NGOs estimate that around a thousand migrants have died in shipwrecks during the βHarryβ storm
Italian NGOs report that approximately a thousand migrants have died in shipwrecks during storm 'Harry', which saw an unusual surge in departures from Tunisia despite hazardous weather conditions.
Residents of Tunisian town of Gabes demand end to pollution
Residents of Gabes, Tunisia, are expressing increasing anger over pollution issues, demanding action and dismantlement of the Tunisian National Chemical Group's operations.
Protest march in Tunisia against 'oppression and tyranny'
A protest march in Tunis organized by rights organizations and political parties denounced oppression and called for the restoration of rights amid declining health conditions for detainees and recent judicial sentences affecting politicians and activists.
Africa Cup: Nigeria in the Round of 16 - Senegal has to wait
Nigeria advances to the Round of 16 in the Africa Cup with a victory over Tunisia, while Senegal, led by former Bayern player Sadio ManΓ©, secures a draw.
In Tunisia, two citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina sentenced to life imprisonment for assassination
A Tunisian court has sentenced two Bosnian citizens to life in prison for their involvement in the assassination of Mohamed al-Zawari, a drone expert, who was killed outside his home in Sfax in December 2016.
Activist in Tunisia on trial: The opposite of the hated political elite
Tunisian activist Saadia Mosbah, known for her fight against racism and for migrants' rights, is on trial in Tunis, facing charges of money laundering after being imprisoned for over 18 months.