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The Arab Spring started in Tunisia, five years ago. Led by students, the people toppled their leader. How are Tunisia’s young people doing today? A tour of the universities in Tunis. By Arnfrid Schenk

The New York Times tells readers that Refaat Alareer, a professor who who incessantly dehumanizes 'Zios' on Twitter, is a different man in the

new prime minister after 3 decades in politics and nearly 10 years in prison. ah, im sammys a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up, russian missile strikes, killed 6 people, and leave many ukrainian cities without power and freezing temperatures. china records a new daily record for cove at 19 infections, despite its strict 0 covey policy, ah, and joy for japan as they saw pool football giants germany in yet. and now the shock of the console would come. ah, we beg...

Tunisia releases strategic oil reserves to tackle fuel shortage-

Roundup: Tunisia releases strategic oil reserves to tackle fuel shortage-

Islamists are bearing the brunt of President Kais Saied’s "counter revolution" with their leaders facing possible jail time and little public sympathy, as many view them as the principle architects of the economic woes and political gridlock that has long gripped the country.

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Tunisia is going to send its first woman astronaut into space, it was announced on Saturday by locally-based technology company Telnet Holding. The successful candidate will also be the first African ...

On Monday Tunisians will vote on a new constitution that has been internationally criticised.