Thalassotherapy is an “ancestral heritage” for Tunisians, “since hydrotherapy has existed in Tunisia since antiquity, at the time of the Carthaginians and the Romans”, said Shahnez Guizani, the head of the National Office of Thermalism (ONTH).

Tunisia aims to raise phosphate production about five-fold to 14 million metric tons in 2030, the government said on Wednesday, part of a plan which seeks to restore the vital sector to help revive Tunisia's faltering public finances.

Aquila, a rescued golden eagle, was grounded after captors in Tunisia clipped his wings, but after months of rehabilitation he was set free -- a rare success story in a country where wildlife is threatened by climate change and human activity.

A charity vessel has rescued more than 30 migrants including two children who had been stranded for four days on a gas platform in the Mediterranean off the coast of Tunisia, the Sea-Watch organisation said on Tuesday.

Aquila, a golden eagle in Tunisia, was rehabilitated and released after being rescued from captivity with clipped wings. This success is part of the ResQ program by the Tunisian Wildlife Association,

A Tunisian court has opened a high-profile trial in which 40 people stand accused of conspiring against state security

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Most of the leaders of political parties in Tunisia are in prison including Abir Moussi, leader of the Free Constitutional Party, and Rached Ghannouchi, the head of Ennahda party, two of Saied’s most prominent opponents, remain in prison since 2023 in others cases.

Tunisia still hands down death sentences, particularly in "terrorism" cases, even though a de facto moratorium in effect since 1991 means they are effectively commuted to life terms. The verdict marked the first set of rulings in the case of Brahmi's ...

Saied was elected in 2019 after Tunisia emerged as the only democracy following the Arab Spring. But in 2021, he staged a sweeping power grab, and human rights groups have since warned of a rollback on freedoms. - 'Judicial madness' - The long-awaited case ...

The trial of several prominent Tunisian opposition figures accused of national security offences is set to begin Tuesday, with rights groups denouncing the case as politically motivated.The around 40 high-profile defendants include former diplomats,

Tunisia aims to raise phosphate production about five-fold to 14-million metric tons in 2030, the government said on Wednesday, part of a plan which seeks to restore the vital sector to help revive‮ ‬Tunisia's faltering public finances.