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Tunisia’s efforts to establish productive national sovereignty are being undermined by a paradoxical tax system, coupled with cumbersome administration and regulatory instability.
The Tunisian authorities have intensified their crackdown on NGOs and human rights defenders, reaching what Amnesty International describes as a critical” level marked by arrests, asset freezes and arbitrary suspensions.
Tunisia and Romania have signed a new cultural cooperation program aimed at significantly strengthening exchanges in the fields of art, heritage, and science, according to an official source in Tunis.
After years of persistent budget imbalances, Tunisia is showing signs of a tentative economic recovery.
Saied blames red tape and vested interests for hindering agricultural development and obstructing progress in Tunisia’s rural economy.
Tunisian President Kais Saied has once again taken aim at the bureaucratic obstacles and networks of vested interests that he claims are stifling the country’s agricultural sector.
Tunisia is assuming the presidency of the Pan-African Group of Military Medicine for the period 2025-2027, it was announced Thursday…
Amnesty International (AI) has released a scathing report, “No One Hears You When You Scream,” denouncing a “dangerous shift in migration policy” in Tunisia, citing systematic abuses, violence, and racism against migrants and refugees.
Tunisian authorities have ordered the temporary suspension of the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) office in Tunis for 30 days.
Ahmed Souab, a 68-year-old lawyer and former administrative judge, was sentenced on October 31, 2025, to five years in prison…