- 4 April, 2025
EXCLUSIVE: “You chose dishonour, and you will have war,” Sophiane Ben Farhat warns Tunisian islamists
President Kais Saïed is responding to the will of the people to protect their country and democracy from an anti-reform parliament headed by political Islamists, Tunisian senior journalist explains.
Libya and Russia agree on a planned exit of all mercenaries
Libya’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Najla El-Mangoush, held a joint press conference yesterday, Thursday 19 August, with her Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov,
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia will not employ the Qatar Development Fund
MP Mabrouk Korchid said the agreement with the Qatar development fund would not be promulgated by the President of the Republic of Tunisia, Kais Saied.
EXCLUSIVE: decisive days for Tunisia, Islamists ignite the media against President Kais Saied
“Kais Saied is slowly trying to break through the wall of corruption, silence, and malfeasance built over the last ten years,” women’s rights activist tells The Arab Post.
Iran, The man of the Pasdaran new foreign minister
After the era of Javad Zarif, the architect of the 2015 nuclear agreement, the West will have to deal with Hossein Amir-Abdollahian in the next
Covid-19, the presidency announces an easing of restrictions in Tunisia
Tunisia is slowly emerging from the coronavirus health emergency. Thanks to the vaccination campaign that saw over a million Tunisians receive their dose in 48
Lebanon, the health emergency worsens due to the lack of fuel
In Lebanon, the death toll from the explosion of a tanker loaded with petrol in the Akkar, a region in the country’s northeast, rises to
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia registers a new record of vaccinations in 24 hours
Faisal Bensalah stressed that 594,141 people aged 18-39 were vaccinated yesterday, marking a new record for the number vaccinated in a single day. From today vaccine available in Tunisian pharmacies.
Kabul is in chaos: The Taliban have surrounded the Afghani capital
The Taliban entered Kabul and surrounded it. They have taken control of the University in the western part of the city. Still, they ensure that
Floods and fires bring Turkey to its knees
Over seventy people died in the floods that hit the Black Sea region of Turkey; Rescue teams are working to find those still missing, according