Tunisia

Two soldiers have been killed in an explosion, a local security official told Al Arabiya news channel

Ignore the rumors 'cause Dorra’s single, Folks. The Tunisian actress wishes fans and media would stick to the facts and not spread false rumors like a love relationship between her and co-star Hani Adel.

The Saudi development fund agreed Tuesday to lend Tunisia USD 150 million (some 230 million Tunisian Dinars) to co-finance construction of 20,000 housing units for low-income people.

While the film may not be about gay rights, "Blue is the Warmest Colour" by French-Tunisian director Abdellatif Kechiche still brings up the highly controversial issue at the 66th Cannes Film Festival.

The Tunisian Health Ministry statement confirmed that a 66 year-old man has died from the coronavirus

After clashes between Salafist hardline Islamist group Ansar Al Sharia and Tunisian security forces across the country on Sunday, there has been one reported fatality, three injured protestors and 11 policemen wounded.

Clashes between police and protestors erupted in Tunis on Sunday, after the government banned a planned rally

Tunisian actress Hind Sabri is preggo no mo' and has announced the birth of her second baby girl on Facebook.

Considered her generation's "Fairuz", Tunisian singer Emel Mathlouthi's smooth voice enchants Egypt.

Britain is to set up a special task-force to return stolen assets that belong to so-called 'Arab Spring' countries, according the country's Middle East affairs minister, Alistair Burt.

Italian energy company Eni is keen to ensure the safety of a natural gas pipeline, which crosses Tunisia, Chief Executive Officer Paolo Scaroni said.

From entertainment show guest on MBC’s “Nawaret” to TV program host, Dorra’s career keeps on rising.

Tunisia and the International Monetary Fund have reached an agreement on a $1.78 billion loan to the north African country, due to be announced on Tuesday.

Tunis and Tripoli are keen on activating agreements and MoUs over Libya's crude oil supplies to Tunisia

After spraying street art that said "The poor are Tunisia's living dead", and "The people want rights for the poor" on a school in Southern Tunisia, the two graffiti artists got slammed for disturbing public order.