The Latest Breaking News from Tunisia

In five years Ghardimaou has lost 65 players, in exodus from country blamed on political instability and lack of jobs

People who sought route to Europe before fighting erupted in Khartoum have faced police brutality, torture and homelessness

Nearly two dozen advocates, academics and ex-officials also call on US to impose sanctions against President Kais Saied.

Bodies of drowned migrants wash up most days on Tunisian beaches, lie unclaimed in hospital corridors and fill morgues, evidence of a surge in people seeking to cross the Mediterranean that has been accelerated by a government crackdown. Coastguard patrols return to the port of Sfax crammed with migrants stopped…

Bodies of drowned migrants wash up most days on Tunisian beaches, lie unclaimed in hospital corridors and fill morgues, evidence of a surge in people seeking to cross the Mediterranean that has been accelerated by a government crackdown.

Ultramarathon runner Russ Cook, who describes himself as 'the hardest geezer in Worthing', plans to run from South Africa to Tunisia over the next eight months and finish before Christmas

Incidents at basketball arena and sit-in by African migrants have led to accusations that police brutality is rising.

Tunisia’s relationship with Europe remains firm as the EU courts Tunis’s help in stopping migration.

Tunisia's main journalists' union accused President Kais Saied on Wednesday of becoming the number one enemy of press freedom since he seized almost all powers in 2021, a move that the opposition described as a coup.

Jordan kicked off a series of contacts with Arab countries and officials in wake of its hosting of a meeting of regional envoys on Monday to discuss Syria’s return to the Arab League. The meeting was attended by the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iraq and Syria. Soon after…

Hospitals, morgues and burial grounds under pressure, with more than 300 bodies found this year in just one region