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Financing arrangements and implementation timelines remain largely undefined.
The Tunisian President praised the national army’s involvement in several civilian projects, underscoring the military institution’s growing footprint in the management of economic and territorial affairs.
Tunisian authorities have released comprehensive security data for 2025, revealing the dismantling of 62 terrorist cells and the arrest of over 2,000 individuals linked to extremist activities.
Tunisia presents a distinct economic paradox: despite achieving near-universal access to essential basic infrastructure, the nation continues to grapple with persistent structural and territorial economic challenges.
The World Bank and the Tunisian government have announced a significant expansion of their climate resilience partnership, authorizing an additional $50 million in funding for the Integrated Disaster Resilience Program (ResCat).
The Ennahdha movement in Tunisia has issued a sharp condemnation following the sentencing of its veteran leader and former parliamentarian, Habib Ellouze, to 13 years in prison.
Tunisia is navigating a period of pronounced fragility, marked by sluggish growth, pressured public finances and a persistently restless social climate.
As military tensions escalate across the Middle East, Tunis reaffirms its commitment to state sovereignty and calls for an immediate…
Tunisia is currently facing a period of “silent deindustrialization,” characterized by a slow but steady erosion of its manufacturing sector that poses a significant threat to the nation’s economic sovereignty and social stability.
In the wake of the announcement regarding the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Tunisian authorities have opted for a notably measured diplomatic response.