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    Tunisia hands out prisoners' rights guide

    11 Dec 2019

    The 120-page manual contains 255 simple questions, ranging from "What disciplinary punishments can be imposed?" to "How often are inmates allowed access to a shower?"

    Seeds of hope: Young volunteers replant Tunisia forests

    28 Jan 2020

    Around 40 young Tunisian volunteers gather on a bare hill in the central region of Siliana. Their weekend mission -- revive a burned forest by planting Aleppo pine shoots.

    UAE reunites Tunisian dentist with her family

    17 Jun 2020

    With close follow-up from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the UAE Embassy in Tunisia and with the continuous coordination of the Operation Centre at the Ministry with competent authorities, Tunisian dentist Raya Bint Al Sobhi returned to the UAE where she was reunited with her 2-month-old and 5-year-old children, after being unable to return due to flight suspension amid the COVID-19 crisis.

    Tunisia rediscovers the traditional art of Arabic calligraphy

    18 Jun 2020

    Calligraphy in Tunisia lacks the prominence it enjoys in some other Arab countries and its National Centre of Calligraphic Arts, created in 1994, risks closing its doors.

    Morocco handicraft workers fear 'knockout punch' from virus

    07 Jun 2020

    Pottery, basketwork and wrought-iron furniture pile up in the deserted stalls of the Oulja arts and crafts complex in Sale near the Moroccan capital Rabat.

    Tea, garlic, semolina: how world copes with lockdown

    25 Apr 2020

    In the US it was toilet paper, in Sri Lanka its sugar and in France, predictably, flour. The goods missing from stores reveal how the world is coping with coronavirus lockdowns.

    Coronavirus crisis punctures Tunisia tourism rebound

    17 May 2020

    The North African country has registered 45 deaths from the COVID-19 illness, and for several days this week saw no new infections, putting it among Mediterranean countries faring relatively well in the pandemic.

    Passion for purple revives ancient dye in Tunisia

    26 Jul 2020

    A symbol of power and prestige, the celebrated purple colour was traditionally used for royal and imperial robes, and its production, which is part of a secret guarded so closely that it disappeared hundreds of years ago.

    Tunisia interior minister Mechichi named new PM, says presidency

    26 Jul 2020

    The 46-year-old lawyer succeeds Elyes Fakhfakh, who resigned as prime minister earlier this month — but HIchem Mechichi was not one of the names proposed by the ruling political parties to President Kais Saied.

    Tunisians vote on constitution expanding president’s power

    25 Jul 2022

    The vote is being held on the first anniversary of Saied's ousting of an elected parliament, when he established emergency rule and began governing by fiat.

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