Tunisia has been under the spotlight as the second qualifying round of the early presidential debates is approaching , in the first time in the history of the Arab world 26 nominees battled each other in a televised debate.
These time tables are turned as legislative debates are set to kick off today live on El Wataniya.
The National Union of Tunisian Journalists submitted its annual report on the reality of press…
By: Souleymane Loum The pledges of the coups have not been kept, beginning with the security…
By:Souleymane Loum Unpopular, increasingly, because it is ineffective. I'm speaking about the boss of the…
UNESCO awarded its Press Freedom Prize on Thursday to all Palestinian journalists in the Gaza…
The steering committee of Etoile Sportif du Sahel announced this Friday, May 3, that it…
The Ministry of Communication Technologies has designated Haider Herraghi as president and CEO of the…
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