Statements by a Former Tunisian Security Official on Libya are ‘Irresponsible’
While Arab and Western countries are flocking to Libya in order to strengthen its position on the map of the forces looking for footholds...
The most prominent points of the economic recovery bill and the settlement of exchange...
The plenary session of the People’s Assembly will be held to discuss, on Wednesday, July 7, a draft law related to reviving the economy...
Energy in Tunisia: Sector Reform Depends on Addressing the Foundations of Governance in Depth.
In a new assessment by the Natural Resource Governance Institute, the mining sector and the oil and gas sector in Tunisia are considered "weak"....
Putting the Country in the Mouth of the Wolf: Towards a “Populist” Bankruptcy
May 12, 2021
As the country lies in a health crisis that is proving to be deadlier than expected, the economic indicators are on the...
Reviewing the trade agreement with Turkey: an economic choice or a political decision?
The Ministry of Trade announced that Tunisia had submitted an official request to review the free trade agreement signed with Turkey in 2004 and...
Expected Agreements between France and Tunisia in Several Areas
June 1, 2021
French Prime Minister Jean Castex will pay an official visit to Tunisia on June 2 and 3, accompanied by a ministerial delegation...
Anastalengu: Political involvement, businessmen and suspicions of financing terrorist operations
Journalist Hamdi Ben Saleh confirmed to JDD Tunisie that he will appear tomorrow before the Public Prosecutor's Office to make his statements regarding InstaLingo,...
The Brain Drain is Not Just for Financial Reasons!
Parallel to the successful arrival of the "Perseverance" spacecraft on Mars, the attention of Tunisians has focused on the Tunisian engineer Mohamed Obeid, who...
The Confiscated Libyan Funds: a New Predicament for Tunisian Finance
The Libyan Consulate General in Tunisia called on its citizens whose money or property was confiscated by the Tunisian authorities during the past years...
Tunisia’s Reserve Stock of Grain does not Exceed two Months
The grain stockpile in Tunisia is estimated to cover two months of consumption, according to what was revealed by the Grain Office, and that...
