Film explores how things have, and haven't, changed for Tunisia's women

The female-directed drama "Beauty and the Dogs" shows how much Tunisia has changed since the revolution in which it was set.

Tunisia

Congress seeks uptick in North Africa operations

The House Homeland Security panel chief wants to boost funding for counterterrorism in the Sahara region.

North Africa

Political wrangling within Tunisia's leading party points to power struggle

Whoever takes over Tunisia’s leadership eight years after the revolution will face an array of challenges, not least addressing the long-held grievances of much of the population and safeguarding the country’s democratic gains.

Tunisia

Tunisia faces calls for government reshuffle

Tunisia has had eight governments since the 2011 revolution, and political parties are now calling for yet another government reshuffle and for the removal of Prime Minister Youssef Chahed.

Tunisia

Middle Eastern artists give traditional art a modern twist

Bahraini weaving, Palestinian embroidery and Iraqi miniatures are among the traditional art forms being reinvented and adapted by the Middle Eastern artists competing for the fifth edition of the Jameel Prize.

Palestine

Tunisian women win at polls but long road remains

Although a significant number of women won in the May 6 municipal elections in Tunisia, female politicians still have a long way to go to make it to the presidency.

Tunisia

The growing power of Tunisia's labor union

As the Tunisian General Labor Union works to achieve the demands of Tunisian employees, it faces accusations of overpowering the government.

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Groups help mothers, families of missing Tunisian migrants

Organizations in Europe and Tunisia are taking a page from a Central American movement, teaming up to help people whose family members have disappeared or died while seeking a better life in new countries.

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Tunisia's military votes for first time in 62 years

Tunisian military and security personnel voted in Tunisia's first local elections since the 2011 revolution, but some are worried that this could lead to the military becoming too political.

Tunisia

Teacher strike puts Tunisian kids' year of studies at risk

This school year might not be counted in the Tunisian educational system unless the striking teachers and the government can resolve their differences.

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Can new startup law revitalize Tunisia’s economy?

Tunisia’s startup scene has grown in the past several years, but some question whether a new law aimed at encouraging entrepreneurs can have a significant impact amid numerous economic woes.

Tunisia

Is freedom of expression at stake in Tunisia?

There are growing concerns in Tunisia over the declining freedom of expression, Tunisian authorities' crackdown on bloggers and the Nidaa Tunis draft law on electronic defamation.

Tunisia