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New jobs, discipline and national unity - according to Tunisia's new head of government, Ali Larayedh, this is what the country needs. But time is quickly running out. Ute Schaeffer reports from Tunis

AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Saturday conveyed His Majesty King Abdullah's greetings to Lebanese President Michel Aoun, expressing  King Abdullah's keenness to enhance the “historical and brotherly” relations between the countries and reiterating the Kingdom's full support for the Lebanese people.

AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Saturday conveyed His Majesty King Abdullah's greetings to Lebanese President Michel Aoun, expressing  King Abdullah's keenness to enhance the “historical and brotherly” relations between the countries and reiterating the Kingdom's full support for the Lebanese people.

Algerian Foreign Minister Ramtane Lamamra has told his Tunisian counterpart, Othman Jarandi, that Algeria will remain a permanent support for Tunisia, the Tunisian Foreign Ministry said. A...

Tunisias foreign ministry voices surprise over Erdogans comments - Click the link for more details.

Turkish president criticised Tunisian counterpart for sacking parliament, calling it a ‘blow to the will of the people’.

Israelis, Arabs and Iranians are landing back in their home countries to the tearful relief of relatives, as evacuations of nationals caught up in the Russian invasion of Ukraine gather pace. The Middle Eastern evacuees have been forced to make harrowing escapes through the war zone to board repatriation flights in neighbouring countries, after Ukraine closed its airspace to

TUNIS — Tunisia’s President Kais Saied appointed a new government on Monday, 11 weeks after firing the last one in a controversial power grab, as the country faces acute economic and political crises.State television broadcast a swearing-in ceremony of the cabinet headed by Najla Bouden, the North African country’s first female prime minister.Bouden vowed that “the fight

Tunisia's President Kais Saied has appointed a new government, 11 weeks after firing the last one in a controversial power grab.

TUNIS — Tunisia’s President Kais Saied appointed a new government on Monday, 11 weeks after firing the last one in a controversial power grab, as the country faces acute economic and political crises.State television broadcast a swearing-in ceremony of the cabinet headed by Najla Bouden, the North African country’s first female prime minister.Bouden vowed that “the fight