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A former justice minister and senior figure in Tunisia's Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party, under house arrest since December, was released Tuesday but remains under investigation on "terrorism" charges, the government said.

Noureddine Bhiri has been released after being detained for more than two months...

The Investigative Judge at the Military Court in Tunis yesterday launched an investigation into the former head of the National Bar Association Abderrazak Kilani over an argument he had with two sec...

Despite climate change, India continues to stake its future on energy from coal. Vast swathes of land are being devastated to mine this allegedly cheap fuel source; Paraguay has become the promised land for German anti-vaxxers. In this South American country, they've formed a colony of like-minded individuals.

The Tunisian port city of Bizerte has been an important maritime and trading center for millennia. To fortify themselves between meals, residents like to eat lablabi. Hassan Saidani prepares this baguette-based local snack.

A Tunisian politician has called for forming a national salvation front to cruise the North African country out of its political crisis, Anadolu News Agency reports. The call was made by Ahme...

The Tunisian authorities are using what they are calling assigned residences to conceal secret detentions on the pretext of a state of emergency.

Human Rights Watch denounced the use of 'assigned residences' against President Kais Saied's opponents, including former government officials

The Tunisian authorities are conducting large-scale imprisonment of its citizens in secret detentions using the state of emergency laws, revealed Human Rights Watch (HRW) today. Although the use of...

The former Commissioner for International Relations of the Muslim Brotherhood, Youssef Nada, declared his preparedness to testify before the Tunisian judiciary regarding the lawsuit in which the Vice-...