All posts tagged "tunisia"

North Africa is a region that stretches across many different cultures and identities, making it an intriguing...

As I walked along the leafy streets of Tay Ho in Hanoi, Vietnam I heard a faint,...

Tunisian activist Lina Ben Mhenni, one of the main icons of the 2011 Jasmine revolution in Tunisia,...

“We are all born naked and the rest is drag,” American drag icon Rupaul Charles invariably responds...

Tunisia has become the first country in the Middle East and North Africa to introduce sex education...

The culture of silence that exists in many parts of the world when it comes to disclosing...

Political outsider and conservative law professor, Kais Saied, was elected on Sunday in Tunisia’s presidential runoff, beating ...

As a result of former president Beji Caid Essebsi’s death, the Tunisian elections were brought forward to 15...

The Luxor African Film Festival is launching its 8th edition, which will take place from March 15th...

From the horrors of war, to fighting repression and imperialism of all kinds, the Arab world is...

A new initiative named “Red Vests” announced on Friday that it would stage “peaceful demonstrations” across the...

The Tunisian cabinet approved the law of gender equality in inheritance on Friday, which will later be...

Gamil Ratib, an award-winning Egyptian-French actor who has been honored numerous times throughout his career, passed away...

Complying with last year’s calls for more equality between men and women, Tunisia’s president Essebsi proposed giving...

When I first saw the frying pans filled with floating zalabia, the round shape was extraordinarily similar...

  According to the BBC, Tunisia’s World Cup football team devised an ingenious way to break their...

Travelling to Tunisia was a childhood dream of mine. The land and people have always intrigued me,...