Pétrole en Tunisie : Les pratiques opaques de Serinus

La Tunisie a été secouée ces dernières années, par des manifestations contre les importants risques sociaux et environnementaux liés aux industries extractives. Similaires à celles utilisées pour le gaz de schiste, les méthodes d’extraction des ressources en pétrole et en gaz situées dans des couches géologiques profondes, peuvent présenter des risques de pollution des nappes phréatiques ou de dérèglements sismiques. Et voici que la société Serinus s’adonne dans notre pays à la fracturation hydraulique et à l’extraction d’hydrocarbures pouvant être qualifiés de « non-conventionnels », en l’absence de tout cadre légal.

EU-Tunisia: Why the Dutch were compelled to strike a deal with an autocrat

On July 16, the European Commission signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ with Tunisia, granting the country millions of euros to prevent migrants and refugees from crossing the Mediterranean to seek shelter in Europe. But why did the Dutch prime minister play a pioneering role in the conclusion of the Tunisia deal, if only a small proportion of the migrants along this route travel on to the Netherlands? This analysis examines how the Dutch anti-migration policy became self-evident.

Nawaat Magazine: Minister of culture troubled by special issue cover

«Photo or caricature?» However burning the question may be, we will not answer it in the present editorial. Instead, we will leave it to the experts at the Ministry of Culture to weigh the gravity of our «error». What we will acknowledge here is the significance of the incident, an accurate and barefaced representation of the extraordinary (mis)adventures that unfold under Saied’s New Order.

President Saied’s Health: From silence to sound bite

Never has the health of a Tunisian president been the center of so much public attention. The spotlight was on Kais Saied’s physical condition from the moment he announced his candidacy for president. After refraining from commenting on rumors relating to his mental health, the president responded for the first time to remarks about his absence from the end of March through early April 2023.