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Follow RT to get the latest breaking news from Tunisia, whose capital and the largest city is Tunis. The Republic of Tunisia is a sovereign country in Africa. Tunisia is a popular tourist destination and much of its economy relies on tourist sector. Find information and news on tourism and Economy in Tunisia. Tunisia is often afflicted with crime and unrest. The most known incident was 2015 Sousse attacks, where 38 people were killed, mostly British tourists, by an armed gunman at the tourist resort at Port El Kantaoui. Find the articles and news on the attacks and other incident happened in Tunisia.
- Female suicide bomber blows herself up, sparking panic, terror in Tunisian capital (VIDEO)
A woman has blown herself up in an apparent terrorist attack in Tunisia’s capital, reportedly injuring eight police officers. People were seen running for their lives after the bomb exploded on a busy street.World News - Tunisian chess federation promises to ‘ensure hospitality’ for Israeli competitors
The Tunisian chess federation has stated it will “ensure hospitality” to all participants of the 2019 World School Chess Championship which is being in Sousse next year.Sport News - Judo Federation suspends competitions in UAE & Tunisia over stance on Israel
The International Judo Federation (IJF) has suspended two events which were scheduled to take place in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Tunisia due to the countries’ failure to guarantee equal treatment to Israeli competitors.Sport News - Tunisia overcome plucky Panama to seal first World Cup win
The North African side ensured they won’t leave Russia 2018 empty-handed but they were forced to overcome a Panama side who came close to recording their first ever World Cup win.Sport News - WORLD CUP 2018 LIVE #FansEyeView
The next-best thing to being here. World Cup Russia 2018 has already exceeded everyone’s expectations. Ask any fan. Or better still, watch them live here.Sport News - Lukaku & Hazard star as impressive Belgium cruise past Tunisia
Belgium continued their impressive World Cup start as doubles from Romelu Lukaku and Eden Hazard as well as a late goal from Michy Batshuayi saw them romp to a 5-2 win over Group G rivals Tunisia in Moscow.Sport News
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