Tunisia: Ben Ali and Co sentenced
Tunisia’s ex-president who was removed from power through a revolution has been sentenced to life in prison by a military court with more than 30 […]
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Tunisia issues a $485 million bond with US support
Tunisia has issued a $485 million sovereign bond guaranteed by the United States, which evidences thus Washington’s strong commitment to help Tunisia strengthen its ability […]
Maghreb: Security requires joint efforts
Maghreb countries have finally realized that joining efforts to fight terror groups and criminal networks operating in the region is of paramount importance to the […]
Tunisia: Media authority slams doors
Debate over the fragility of the coalition government in Tunisia led by Ennahda has been around for a while and it seems as if evidences […]
Libya: Tunisia’s embassy attacked
Attacks on diplomats and foreign institutions are becoming regular and they risk gaining momentum if the issue remains unaddressed by the Libyan government. After the […]
Tunisia: A Chinese mobile phone company steps into the market
The country’s telecommunication sector has welcomed a mobile phone producer from China in to the market. The company known as ZTE concluded an exclusive accord […]
Maghreb Countries Trade & Investment Roadmap
Maghreb countries (Algeria, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia) have agreed to increase trade exchanges, unify customs procedures, improve transport services and cross-border logistics. The agreement, […]
Tunisia: Ben Ali Gets Life Imprisonment in Absentia
Toppled Tunisian president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, who is taking refuge in Saudi Arabia with his family, has been sentenced by a military court to […]
Tunisia: Turkish aid and Al-Qaeda threat
Tunisia’s search for $600 million to boost its economy and socio-economic development after the revolution with a new government in place hasn’t been an easy […]
Tunisia: Sovereign institutions will not be jeopardized
Tunisia has been witnessing the rise of Salafist groups in the past couple of weeks but it seems as the government can digest no more […]