- 4 April, 2025
Kais Saied Governance Receives Mass Rejections In Tunisia
Another country is yet again trying to protect its democracy. Its Tunisia this time which is protesting against brazen seize of power by the President
Tunisia dislodged Turkish mercenaries from Al-Watiya to reopen borders with Libya
Tunisia has finally reopened its borders with Libya, putting an end to the yellow on the reasons that led to the closure. The 218 NEWS
Widespread and cross-cutting violence against migrants in Turkey
There were splintered shop windows, signs of stones thrown at the shutters, and cars overturned on the ground blackened by burn marks. That is how
Peace talks between Palestine and Egypt
After months of unrest in Palestinian, the peace process rose with the new talks between the leaders of Egypt and Israel. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah
Coronavirus, concern in Tunisia over the “MU” variant
Tunisian virology specialist Amine Slim assured Thursday that the “Mu” variant is spreading in some countries. This variant is very virulent as it reduces the
Libya security forces arrest a dangerous ISIS leader
The Prime Minister of the Libyan Transitional Government of National Unity (GNU), Abdel Hamid al-Dabaiba, has confirmed that the security forces have stopped one of
Libya released fourteen previous regime’s officials, including Saadi Gaddafi
The Libyan Government of National Unity (GNU) has released 14 senior officials of the previous regime yesterday, including Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader
Libya Prime Minister cancels visit to Tunisia, the borders remain closed
Pressure is increasing on the President of the Tunisian Republic, Kais Saied, to reopen the borders with neighboring Libya. The southern regions of Tunisia are
EXCLUSIVE: Libya, Tripoli still under militias chaos
Ten years after the Revolution that overthrew Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, the capital of Libya, Tripoli, remains in the chaos of armed militias outside state control.
EXCLUSIVE: reactions to the arrest of a Tunisian political leader in Algeria
The head of Qalb Tounes, Nabil Karoui, and his brother Ghazi were arrested in Tbessa, Algeria. In all likelihood, they will be handed over to the Tunisian authorities as part of a refugee exchange agreement. Here, today Tunisia political reactions to the arrest.