Ghaya Ben Mbarek

Tunisians will head to polls to vote on a new parliament on December 17

The country has suffered a shortage of basic goods including medicine and some food items in recent months

Tunisian President Kais Saied confirms his country's 'firm belief in the common destiny and future of both countries'

Tunisia is out of the competition, making their win over France bittersweet

Mr Ghannouchi is one of 817 defendants in the case

Costs have risen by 20 per cent this year, putting pressure on those who drive to make a living

Health officials are worried about Shigella bacteria infections as the number of children being admitted to hospitals increases

North Africans survive a stoppage-time penalty check to secure a point against the Scandinavians

The North African nation are considered one of the most successful Arab and African teams

Tunisia's prestigious industry event enjoys another successful year, helping spread a love of culture across the country

Fifa threatens suspension for country's football federation after official speaks of 'dissolving federal offices'

Some bodies remain unidentified after boat carrying 18 people from the city of Zarzis sank

Government says supplies are on their way and impatience of consumers is to blame

Those on the breadline tell 'The National' they have changed eating habits to keep from going hungry

President Kais Saied ratifies loan announced by the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development last month