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The site, located in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and Tunisia, is believed to be home to hundreds of wrecked ships.

A Tunisian trade unionist confirmed on Friday that a country-wide sugar crisis has disrupted the work and production of several factories, including two Coca-Cola factories. This came in statements...

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RIYADH: A Saudi man was killed by his Tunisian wife’s brother in Bizerte, Tunisia, the Saudi Press Agency reported early Wednesday, citing a statement from the Saudi embassy in Tunis. The statement said: “The embassy would like to clarify that it has followed up on the details of the tragic incident since its occurrence with the concerned authorities in Tunisia,” adding that

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The statement stated that the embassy "received with great sadness and sorrow the news of the killing of a Saudi citizen while he was in the city of Bizerte in Tunisia."

Love ‘Em and Loathe ‘Em: Mediterranean Grapples with Tasty, Voracious, Invasive Crabs. Two invasive blue crab species have recently settled in the Mediterranean.Both species are voracious predators that disrupt bottom habitats, shred fishers’ nets and ruin their catches. They’re also...

Doha: The Embassy of the State of Qatar in the Republic of Tunisia denied what was recently circulated in the media that the victim in the Bizerte inc...

DJERBA, Tunisia, and SICILY, Italy — On the deck of the Ghanem, which in Arabic means “winner,” sit eight boxes crawling with life. Blue legs and claws teem with each splash of sea water Najib Trabelsi pours over them. Most of the crabs show their spotty greenish-brown carapaces; the upside-down ones stand out in bright […]

Tunisian President Kais Saied has called on the government to immediately address the water crisis in the country, where millions who rely on agriculture are facing the threat of thirst amid repeated water cuts and the disruption of work of the concerned institutions.