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Education Policy: President Kais Saied called for equal access to education across Tunisia’s regions, arguing that past reforms were imposed from outside and warning that social media can undermine independent thought. Regional Diplomacy: Tunisia’s foreign minister joined counterparts in Tripoli for a Sahel-Saharan bloc meeting focused on restructuring the organization and strengthening regional cooperation. Prisons and Rights: The Justice Ministry denied reports that new prisons were planned, amid ongoing concerns about detention conditions and inmates’ rights. Press Freedom: Campaigners called for jailed journalist Ayachi Hammami’s release.

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Jul. 15, 2026

400-plus scholars and leaders demand release of Tunisian politician Rached Ghannouchi

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US military carries out new targeted strikes on Iran as Tehran’s leaders weigh mediator’s proposals

US military carries out new targeted strikes on Iran as Tehran’s leaders weigh mediator’s proposals

US military carries out new targeted strikes on Iran as Tehran’s leaders weigh mediator’s proposals

US military carries out new targeted strikes on Iran as Tehran’s leaders weigh mediator’s proposals

Confronting the Divide: Bridging Socio-Economic and Personal-Political Rights Struggles

Confronting the Divide: Bridging Socio-Economic and Personal-Political Rights Struggles

Tunisia settles the debate over the construction of new prisons; the Ministry of Justice reveals the truth behind the circulating reports

Tunisia settles the debate over the construction of new prisons; the Ministry of Justice reveals the truth behind the circulating reports


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Nov. 5, 2026

Former Ministers and a Former Head of Government Press the G20 to Put Brain Health Inside Its AI Agenda

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Oct. 1, 2026

Tunisia Shortages Hit Water, Sugar, Rice Despite 2.4 Percent Growth

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Oct. 8, 2026

MEDITERRANEAN: NGO questions states’ willingness to save lives after latest tragedy ― Trial of human rights defenders in Greece postponed until April 2027 ― European Court condemns Greece over poor reception conditions ― Questions over Italy-Egypt co-o…

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Egypt, UN Envoy Review Libya’s Political, Security Developments

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Đurić Confers with Tunisia’s Foreign Minister in New York

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Jul. 15, 2026

More Than 400 Scholars, Experts, and Human Rights Leaders Demand Release of Tunisian Political Prisoner R. Ghannouchi

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