The Arab Weekly by : Lamine Ghanmi Tunis – A youb el-Khazzani, a 25-year old Moroccan, watched jihadist chants or anashid on his mobile phone on a busy high-speed train before bursting... Read more »
Tunisia, notes Jhinaoui, places ‘great importance’ on contributions of reginal countries ‘towards stability and security of Libya.’ TUNIS – “Fighting terrorism is the task of Libyans before being that of the... Read more »
Lamine Ghanmi – Maghreb News The brother-in-law of ousted Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali has disappeared in Canada ahead of his deportation, but his lawyer says he will continue to challenge... Read more »
Lamine Ghanmi – Maghreb News Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi on Thursday called for negotiations among political parties, unions and independents to form a new unity government to help advance economic reforms... Read more »
Libyan forces lose 10 men in clashes with Islamic State near Sirte Libyan brigades aligned with a new U.N.-backed government in Tripoli lost 10 men and had another 40 wounded in fighting... Read more »
He said that his movement is compatible with Tunisian society and does not advocate the politicisation of mosques Rached Ghannouchi announced that the Tunisian Ennahda party that he leads will experience sweeping... Read more »
Maghreb news- Lamine Ghanmi Djerba-Nearly 3 ,000Jewish pilgrims crowded ed Africa’s oldest synagogue on the Island of Djerba in southern Tunisia, the unique Jewish gathering in the Middle East and North Africa.... Read more »
Human remains, belongings found from EgyptAir crash at sea Egypt said on Friday its navy had found human remains, wreckage and the personal belongings of passengers floating in the Mediterranean, the first... Read more »
The Ennahda party was widely seen as a threat to Tunisia’s democratic transition. Instead, it helped drive it forward. Earlier this week, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited Tunisia to attend the country’s... Read more »