Tunisia

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.

Leila Trabelsi the former First Lady of Tunisia remembered less fondly as power mongering Lady Macbeth apparently threatened to kill her son in cold blood if her husband divorced her as per his resignation speech in original draft.

On the eve of Topless Jihad, we give you a sneak preview of the action straight from the sextavists Facebook pages so far. These are women in support of their Muslim or Arabian sisterhood, fighting the patriarchal infidel with only their inked breasts.

Tunisian girls are going on a naughty sexual adventure because a man with a beard told them it was permissible in the name of Islam. Tunisian teens are taking up a new form of Jihad - with a sexual twist- in the holy war to liberate Syria from the Assads.

Syrian singer Assala Nasri praised on Tuesday National Coalition leader Moaz al-Khatib and Free Syrian Army commander Riad al-Assaad via the social networking site Twitter.

The North African country is faring better than Egypt, which has seen tourist numbers evaporate