Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Articles
The fossil discovery that rewrites the evolutionary history of lizards
The remains could be the missing link in the hypothesis that modern lizards evolved from worms
Iran delegation visits Algeria and Tunisia as rapprochement gathers pace
Talks represent warming relations between Tehran and the two North African countries
ICC chief prosecutor says office is finalising cases linked to Libya crimes
Court has already issued arrest warrants for six militia members accused of war crimes
Algeria’s Abdelmadjid Tebboune appoints newly revamped cabinet
Government reshuffle kept top ministers with structural changes to certain ministries
Libyan minister seeks mandatory hijab and morality police
Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi also proposed bans on mixing of genders in public and 'indecent' clothing and hairstyles
Former Tunisian presidential candidate Zammel faces up to 35 years in prison
Ayachi Zammel was one of only two candidates to challenge President Kais Saied in October presidential election
How pomegranates became a symbol of Tunisia's Andalusian heritage
Muslims and Jews fleeing persecution in Spain in the 17th century have given the city a unique culture
Morocco’s sovereignty is only future for Sahara region, says Macron
French President voices support for Rabat's autonomy plan in an address to its parliament
Macron set for Morocco state visit to reset ties after tension
Trip aims to set out 'new ambition' for next 30 years of relations, French presidential adviser says
Tunisia’s Kais Saied re-elected as President in landslide win
Incumbent received more than 90% of votes from Sunday's election
Tunisians vote in presidential election with competition muted
Incumbent Kais Saied is facing only two other candidates and his main rival is in jail
Tunisians abroad head to polls in presidential elections
President Kais Saied will be facing Zouheir Maghzaoui and imprisoned Ayachi Zammel
Tunisian presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel sentenced to 12 years in prison
Verdict five days before election described as 'vindictive' by his lawyer
Fifteen migrants dead after boat capsizes off Tunisia’s Djerba Island
Searchers say they rescued 29 people and that three babies were among those who died
Struggle between parliament and courts ahead of Tunisia's election
MPs passed on Friday a widely criticised bill that strips the Administrative Court of elections oversight