The United Nations strongly condemned the fatal shooting of a Tunisian peacekeeper by an unidentified individual in the Central African Republic (CAR). This incident highlights the ongoing threats faced by international peacekeepers working to maintain stability in conflict zones. The victim was part of the UN Mission for stabilization in

In response to circulating rumors, Tunisian Parliamentarian Mp. Zainab Bensaid has clarified her stance on the alleged proposal to mandate hijabs in public sectors. On December 30, 2023, she released a statement refuting any such legislative initiative being considered by the Tunisian Parliament. Emphasizing personal freedom and choice regarding attire,

In a remarkable turn of events, a four-year-old boy from the Zouaria area in the Al-Ayoun delegation was found alive after being missing for two days. The boy, who had disappeared on Monday evening while herding sheep with his grandfather on Mount Zouaria's slopes, has now been safely

In a heart-wrenching incident on the evening of February 11, 2025, a Tunisian military patrol was ambushed in the Ndélé region of the Central African Republic. The attack tragically resulted in the death of one soldier from Tunisia's esteemed Rapid Intervention Unit. The Mission and Its Importance The

The Tunisian Transport Company has recently been embroiled in a serious incident involving some of its employees. The situation unfolded when it was reported that certain workers assaulted a citizen while performing their duties. This led to swift action from the authorities, with the implicated employees being suspended and legal

A security investigation has been launched into the death of an 18-year-old girl who reportedly consumed insecticide in Kairouan, Tunisia. The circumstances surrounding the incident are unclear, with authorities working to determine whether it was accidental or intentional. The girl's identity has not been released, but her age

The city of Hammamet has been confronting a phenomenon of coastal erosion for several years, announced Salem Sahli, president of the Association of Environmental Education in Hammamet told Tunisie Numérique. Urban and tourist pressure has contributed to the degradation of the coastline, due to construction on the sand and the

The National Institute of Meteorology (INM) predicts temperatures above seasonal norms across the Tunisian territory during February, March, and April 2025. The expected averages will vary between 11.5°C and 14°C in the north and center and between 14°C and 17°C in the south of the