Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur Exits Roland Garros in First Round
Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur, ranked 36th in the world, was eliminated early from the French Open (Roland Garros) after losing in the first round
Month : mai 2025
Christine Lagarde: Euro Could Be an Alternative to Dollar Amid U.S. Policy Uncertainty
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said the euro has the potential to become a viable alternative to the U.S. dollar, benefiting the 20-nation eurozone
Tunisia: Dam Fill Levels Rise Above 41%
As of May 27, 2025, the fill rate of Tunisian dams reached approximately 41.2%, equivalent to 779.527 million cubic meters. This marks a significant increase
Tunisia and Congo Boost Cooperation in Mental Health and Youth Services
As part of efforts to enhance bilateral cooperation, Tunisian Health Minister, Mustapha Ferjani, received Congolese Minister of Youth, Training, and Employment Hugues Ngouelondele on Tuesday,
Tunisians Are the Smartest in Africa, According to Global IQ Ranking
Tunisia has been ranked first in Africa and 60th globally in a recent IQ ranking by IQ International, based on tests taken by over 1.35
UN Warns of Severe Food Crisis in Gaza as Agricultural Land Devastated
Over 95% of Gaza’s agricultural land is no longer usable due to ongoing Israeli strikes targeting farmland, wells, and greenhouses, according to a new assessment
The Palestinian delegation won the right to raise its flag at the World Health Organization following a symbolic vote at the agency’s annual meeting in
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Announce New Oil Field Discovery
The official Saudi Press Agency reported today, citing a joint statement, that Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have announced the discovery of a new oil field
Sfax: Tunisia, Algeria, and Libya Discuss Tripartite Cooperation at Economic Forum
Mourad Ben Hussein, CEO of the Export Promotion Center (CEPEX), took part in the Tunisian-Algerian-Libyan Economic Forum during the 18th MediBat exhibition, held from May
Reopening of the Tunisian Consulate General in Benghazi
The Tunisian General Consulate in Benghazi has officially reopened after being closed for more than ten years. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians