Tunisia 

Hundreds of people in Tunis demonstrated, promoted by the political movement Ennahda, in the majority in Parliament before the suspension and dissolution of the Assembly, to protest against the exceptional measures in force by decision of President Saied

Tunisian police forces have dismantled about 150 militant cells in the past six months, affirmed the National Guard spokesman

The Date Technical Centre in Kebili conducts field and laboratory research in order to increase the quantity and quality of date production, which is severely threatened by climate change

Head of State Kais Saied stressed the need to enact a text banning foreign funding of associations that constitute "extensions" of parties and "antennas" of foreign powers in the country

The secretary general of Tunisia's national order of doctors said that over 970 doctors left the country in 2021 to work abroad, a sharp increase from 570 in 2018

President Saied acknowledges the salary crisis after unions protested over delays of more than 10 days on due dates, calling on his government to pay civil servants' salaries on time

Some 47.957 individual photovoltaic systems connected to the low-voltage grid have been installed since 2011, generating savings of some 117,9 million dinars (US$40 million) on fuel costs, according to the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company

The country has passed its ninth hottest autumn month since 1970, during which rainfall fell 36% below the reference rate - the data has been released by the National Institute of Meteorology

The start-up TrustiT Sharek Initiative has collected, refurbished and distributed more than 1000 electronic devices from e-waste to pupils and students since the start of the pandemic, with the support of civil society and international organisations