156 results for Tunisia

7 March 2016

If you have a hotel in Sierra Leone, organise treks through the Amazon or run coach tours along the Rhine, you will likely be in Berlin on Wednesday. It’s ITB time and this year the massive travel trade show features 10,000…

11 September 2015

Fences and walls are back. From Hungary’s half-hearted attempt to stop refugees arriving from Serbia to Tunisia’s more serious effort to prevent would-be terrorists slipping in from Libya, barriers between nations are on…

26 August 2016

Archaeologists have uncovered a gold pendant in the Bulgarian seaside spot Varna that may be the oldest piece of jewellery in the world – and the resort town is striking gold in other ways too. Once a bolthole-upon-sea…

11 January 2018

As EU powers urge the US not to renege on the Iran nuclear deal, we ask if it can be held together without the world's only superpower. Plus: anti-austerity protests in Tunisia and Spanish tourism on the up and up.

26 June 2015

Paul Osbourne and Emma Nelson discuss the day’s leading stories, including terrorist attacks on civilians in France, Tunisia and Kuwait. We also take a look at Pride in Toronto and catch up with Monocle’s Ben Rylan in this…

18 January 2014

Changing times: we examine Tunisia’s experiences since the Arab Spring, what the death of former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon means for Israel and hear of a change taking place in Brazilian television culture.

28 September 2021

We get the latest on the UK’s supply chain crisis and find out about the political turmoil in Tunisia. Plus: the morning papers and a round-up of the latest urbanism news.

18 July 2023

After Russia withdraws from the Black Sea grain deal, we unpack the global implications. Plus: a new ground-breaking Alzheimer’s drug, the EU-Tunisia migration deal and a roundup of business news. 

7 February 2018

Is al-Qaeda heading for a resurgence in Tunisia? We assess the evidence. Plus: a shake-up at Sony Pictures stirs whispers of a potential sale, Corsica’s calls for secession and the new owner of the ‘Los Angeles Times’.

30 June 2015

We get the latest from Tunisia, discuss a deadly incident on Japan's Shinkansen train service, review the Latin American front pages and head to Paris to hear from an astronomer about tonight's leap second.

29 June 2015

Is it crunch time for Greece in Europe? We also analyse Friday's massacre in Tunisia and ask why Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe isn't quite as popular as he once was.

30 July 2013

Rachel Shabi and Youssef Cherif join us to discuss the turmoil in Tunisia, we ask what could be in store for future whistleblowers after the Bradley Manning verdict, and find out whether young people are becoming more…

27 October 2011

How Iceland is getting along with the IMF in town, Brazilian MP Jean Wyllys discusses gay rights in his country and we get an election update from Tunisia.

1 April 2022

The latest on the war in Ukraine. Plus: Benno Zogg unpacks Russia’s military manoeuvres, a look at the political crisis in Tunisia and Andrew Mueller’s unique assessment of what we’ve learned over the past seven days.

8 July 2022

Japan’s former prime minister Shinzo Abe has died after being shot at a political rally – we'll have the latest from Tokyo. Then: protesters take to the streets in Tunisia and the markets’ reactions to a tumultuous week in…