Latest developments in Tunisia, moment by moment
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Key events
Questions about the fate of the burnt remains of the Italian Sousse garbage collection
Officials remain silent on the fate of 1,900 tonnes of Italian waste and related investigative equipment after a section was burned.
The students of Gabès raise their stance after eight days.
The decision to suspend the Gabès student strike came after agreements were reached on university services and improved housing and living conditions.
The Ministry of Health confirms its preparedness for an Ebola emergency.
The Ministry of Health has confirmed that the hospital system is ready and fully prepared for any potential health emergencies related to the Ebola virus.
Rescue teams are picking up six bodies after a migrant boat sank in the south.
Rescue teams have recovered the bodies of six migrants after their boat sank in the south and are continuing to search for missing persons as a judicial investigation is opened.
The judiciary is issuing prison sentences against Alunisi and Hani in Tunisia.
The Criminal Chamber specializing in terrorism cases is serving jail terms of up to 25 years and Zied el-Heni, while the journalists' union demands a halt to follow-up.
Police have arrested a suspect in drug trafficking at Monastir.
Monastir state security has arrested a suspected drug trafficker in downtown. These criminal activities target young people and students in urban and university settings. This process comes as part of an ongoing effort to track down illegal promotional networks and stockpiles.
Tunis Forum discusses companies' losses from power cuts
The repeated outages in summer 2026 caused losses of 1.2 billion dinars amid calls to speed up renewable energy projects.
Legal Agenda reports continued restrictions on political detainees
A rights report documents the denial of books and the halt of lawyers' visits to political detainees after final verdicts by the Court of Cassation.
Civil coalition decides to expand its actions across the governorates
The civil coalition known as the Coordination Framework for Tunisia and Tunisians has announced its intention to expand its field activities in the coming weeks. The coalition decided to start forming geographic and local coordinates within the various states to enhance its field presence.
Judiciary upholds prison sentences for journalists Mourad Zeghidi and Borhen Bsaies
The judiciary upheld the appeal ruling sentencing journalists Mourad Zeghidi and Borhen Bsaies to three and a half years in prison in cases relating to tax evasion and money laundering.
The court handed down prison sentences against protesters and journalists.
The relevant judicial circuits of the Tunisian court have issued executive prison sentences against opposition political leaders and journalists amid continuing criticism from human rights organizations and defense bodies over fair trial conditions.
Abir Moussi's daughter is barred from visiting.
The defense body of Free Constitutional Party chairman Abir Moussi announces a ban on her youngest daughter from visiting directly during the school holidays despite judicial permission and intends to sue the decision.
U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia meets the artist wants a sign
The U.S. ambassador to Tunisia met Lebanese artist Wishing Mark during his last visit to the country this week. This meeting came to reunite the parties after they had already met in the United States.
The Farmers' Union expects olive oil production to drop by 40 percent.
The president of the Tunisian Farmers' Union for Alpine Fields predicted a 40 percent decline in national olive oil production during this season. The harvest is expected to be about 250,000 tonnes, compared with previously recorded quantities.
Moez Echargui is leaving the Brest French tennis championship.
Tennis player Moez Echargui challenged French international Brest championships after losing in the 16th round. The 350th-ranked player came out after he found himself at the end of his fight in France.
The journalists ' union demands the release of Zied el-Heni.
The National Union of Tunisian Journalists calls for a halt to the follow-up and a review of the four-year sentence of journalist Zied el-Heni in the audio file.
My great-grandfather is crowned the White House Marathon.
The Tunisian Paralympic runner and my grandfather, Bukhali, won the Casablanca Marathon title in Morocco after setting a new personal record.
Members of the Hammam Sousse hopeful resign and lose their legitimacy.
Four members of the management of the Hammam Sousse Association have submitted their resignations, leaving the legal standing of the governing body pending an extraordinary general election session.
The Georgian Espérance is getting close to signing with the Nighthawk.
The management of Espérance Georgian held a negotiation session with coach Shahab Ali and moved to a preliminary agreement to oversee the team behind the step-by-step thanks.
The Appeals Committee listens to representatives of Étoile Sportive du Sahel and AS Marsa
The Appeals Committee of the Tunisian Football University heard representatives of the coastal sports star and AS Marsa to consider the appeal against their joint relegation decision. This session is part of the ongoing legal process with the relevant structures to determine the ultimate potential for confrontation.
Espérance is Africa 's leading club in wins on the continent.
Espérance Sportive de Tunis topped the list of top African clubs in terms of win percentage throughout the history of the CAF Champions League. The team scored a winning percentage of 52.7% in all matches they faced during the continental championship.
Club Africain defender Mamado Diata has been away from the court for a month.
Medical tests proved the absence of Club Africain defender Mamadu Diata for a month after he was injured in a T.P. Mazembe continental encounter, to miss the CA Bizertin.
CA Bizertin's management is ending the players' strike.
The officials of the Benzer Sports Club reach a settlement with the players to end the exercise interruption and resume preparations after providing guarantees in exchange for their late financial entitlements.
Ben Arous State is licensed to attend 25,000 fans.
Security authorities in Ben Arous State allow 25,000 fans to attend the Club Africain match and the Panzer sport club at Radès Stadium.
The National Board of Arbitration announces the sixth round of arbitration.
The National Board of Arbitration has unveiled the appointment of referees for the three postponed matches for the sixth round of the IFA football tournament.
Pharmacies are facing a liquidity crisis due to the Sickness Insurance Fund's debt.
Hundreds of pharmacies are facing a liquidity crisis as a result of delays in their payments to the National Health Insurance Fund, disrupting the savings of suppliers.
Fish markets are recording a leap in code prices.
Coding prices are rising in fish markets to 20 dinars per kilogram amid calls to tighten controls and exonerate the Federation of Agriculture and Marine Fisheries from the responsibility of seafarers.
The government aims to achieve 3.1 percent economic growth by 2027.
The government is looking to achieve 3.1 percent economic growth amid continued pressure on energy and basic import markets. The government has programmed 32,000 citizens for public employment by 2027.
The Court of Appeal has postponed the Nurdin Bahari case to November.
The Tunisian Court of Appeal has postponed what is known as the alleged passport case in which Noor al-Din al-Bahraini and his municipal opener are being pursued to a hearing on November 16.
The power outages have cost companies 1.2 billion dinars.
A survey by the Arab Institute of Corporate Leaders revealed losses of over 1.2 billion dinars due to power outages during the last two months of July and autumn.
A truck slips and injures 12 farm workers in Jendouba.
Twelve farm workers and two drivers were wounded on Wednesday morning after a collision between two trucks in the Balaria area of the Jendouba Nord local delegation. The injured paramedics were taken to the Jendouba General Hospital for treatment.
A dispute between two MPs stops the work of the Parliamentary Finance Committee.
The work of the joint session of the Finance and Budget Committee, the Assembly of the Representatives of the People and the Council of Governments and Regions was temporarily suspended, following a dispute between MPs Abdul Qader bin Zineb and Nuri al-Jredi.
Municipal police in Ben Arous turn over 1550 beggars to justice
Municipal Police Squadron Ben Arous is defrauding 1,550 beggars of justice amid investigations that have proven their connection to drug promotion and theft.
The C.I.A. is cautiously shutting down its website after a cyber attack.
The Tunisian Agency for Technical Cooperation has temporarily suspended access to its website as a precaution.
Criminal justice in Tunisia is punishable by life in prison and hard labor.
The Criminal Chamber of the Tunisian Primary Court has issued a life sentence for a man convicted of misdirecting a girl and detaining her with a white gun in the northern suburbs of the capital.
The Ministry of Commerce urges exporters to comply with the Libyan market controls.
The Ministry of Trade and Export Development issued a memorandum calling on Tunisian companies exporting to the Libyan market to comply with four updated regulatory texts.
Journalist Sam Hamdi is criticizing the content of the presidential page.
Journalist Sam Hamdi criticized the content published on the official page of the President of the Republic, describing it as inappropriate to the nature of the work of a sovereign institution. Hamdi called on President Kais Saied to create a private page in his name to publish his personal positions away from the state's official platform.
The Air Force receives a new Subaru Bell helicopter.
This step is part of the Air Force Fleet Modernization Program and work to strengthen its operational and logistical readiness.
Municipal police disguise 1550 beggars in the state of Ben Arous
Security investigations in Ben Arous State reveal a link between TSO's networks promoting drugs around schools and facilitating thefts and issuing court-inspection cards against a number of them.