Tunisia and Bulgaria Discuss Strengthening Bilateral Relations
On February 28th, 2025, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mohamed Ben Ayed, met with the Ambassador of Bulgaria to Tunisia, Veselin Dyankov. They
Month : février 2025
In Live TV Confrontation, Trump Accuses Zelensky of Being ‘Ungrateful’ and ‘Risking World War III
In an unprecedented televised confrontation, U.S. President Donald Trump told his Ukrainian counterpart that he should « be grateful, » accusing Volodymyr Zelensky of being « disrespectful » and
The Most Expensive Arab Cities to Live in 2025
A recent report has revealed the most expensive Arab cities in terms of living costs for 2025. Major metropolitan areas topped the list due to
Microsoft Confirms: Skype to End Its Services in May
Skype, once a leading video-calling platform with millions of users, will shut down in May, Microsoft announced. The service played a key role in popularizing
Morocco Officially Cancels Eid al-Adha Sacrifice This Year
Morocco has officially decided to cancel the Eid al-Adha sacrifice this year due to a severe shortage of livestock following five consecutive years of drought.
Tunisia and China Sign MoU to Strengthen Healthcare Cooperation
On February 26, 2025, Tunisian Health Minister Dr. Mustafa Al-Farjani and Chinese Health Minister Dr. Lei Haichao met to discuss enhancing bilateral healthcare collaboration. They
Sudanese Military Plane Crash Kills At Least 46 People
A Sudanese military plane crashed on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, killing at least 46 people, according to Sudanese authorities. The crash occurred near the Wadi
Seven Brain-Boosting Foods to Improve Memory
Memory decline is a common concern, especially among the elderly, leading to conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s. However, research suggests that a nutrient-rich diet can
The Biggest Online Fraud in Egypt’s History: $6 Billion Stolen from One Million Victims
Egypt is facing one of its largest online fraud cases after FBC, a digital marketing platform, swindled nearly $6 billion (300 billion EGP) from one
Tunisia Secures Suspension of U.S. Departure Order for 12 Students
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has successfully suspended a decision requiring 12 Tunisian students on the « Thomas Jefferson » scholarship program to leave the U.S. The