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Latvia organizes a conference and shares its media literacy experience in Tunisia - Vimarsana News

Latvia organizes a conference and shares its media literacy experience in Tunisia

On 30 and 31 October 2023, Tunisia will host a conference jointly organized by Latvia, UNESCO, and the Delegation of the European Union to Tunisia, Rebuilding…

Source: mfa.gov.lv
Ramadan in Tunisia: Faith, food, and lifelong friendships - Vimarsana News

Ramadan in Tunisia: Faith, food, and lifelong friendships

Peace Corps service as a Volunteer, reflected in the vignette that follows, changed my life in so many important ways. Often, it is not the task you are assigned as a Volunteer, but the culturally-interactive experiences that happen as a result living within a new community, that change your approach …

World Languages Researchers Take 360-Degree Photography of Ancient Sites in Tunisia - Vimarsana News

World Languages Researchers Take 360-Degree Photography of Ancient Sites in Tunisia

Professors Curtis Maughan and David Fredrick and graduate students Rachel Murray and Mitchell Simpson took 360-degree photographs of the historic sites of Dougga, Bulla Regia and Uthina.

Source: uark.edu
'Down with Kais Saied': Jubilant chanting as judge releases Tunisia political prisoners - Vimarsana News

'Down with Kais Saied': Jubilant chanting as judge releases Tunisia political prisoners

A Tunisian judge has freed two prominent political opponents of President Kais Saied, nearly five months after they were arrested on suspicion of plotting against state security.

Source: news24.com
Tunisians Struggle to Buy Sheep for Eid as Economic Crisis Bites - Vimarsana News

Tunisians Struggle to Buy Sheep for Eid as Economic Crisis Bites

Tunisians hoping to buy a sheep to slaughter for Islam's Eid al-Adha festival next week are facing much higher prices because of a drought, adding to public anxiety at an economic crisis that looks set to worsen. Small flocks of sheep are a common sight in Tunisian cities and towns in the run-up to the annual festival, feeding on highway verges and in empty lots as farmers bring in their animals from the countryside for sale, Reuters reported.

Source: aawsat.com