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Held in the heart of Chenini from October 15 to 20, this year’s JCMC Festival spanned four vibrant days. The program featured thought-provoking panels, hands-on workshops, and lively film competitions....
In late July 2025, Tunisia faced one of its hottest heatwaves on record, caused by a powerful heat dome. Temperatures soared to 45–50°C in inland areas like Kairouan and Sidi...
They rise before dawn, walk the dry fields, mend nets by fading shorelines, and yet remain unheard in the rooms where decisions about their futures are made. Across Tunisia, Algeria,...
As Tunisian olive groves are covered with nets, the olive oil sector holds its breath. Tunisia, the world’s third-largest producer of olive oil, is preparing for what promises to be...
When Dean Martin cheerfully sang “Let It Snow!”, he surely couldn’t have imagined a future where humans would actually try to make it snow. Decades later, that playful dream has...
It’s a hot July afternoon in Tunisia. Suddenly, air conditioners fall silent, factories cease production, and daily life comes to a standstill. Across the country, power plants have shut down;...
For the past year, everyone in Tunisia seems to be talking about “green hydrogen.” It’s a topic that’s truly hard to miss. But in a country where water already runs...
Hidden between the vast olive fields on the outskirts of Moknine, Neji points towards the abandoned well that once watered his family’s fruit farm. My grandfather dug this well, and...
The Mediterranean is warming faster than the global average. Drought, fires and soil loss are accelerating, and coastal communities are already paying the price. A bold idea is gathering shape:...
The bacterium that scorched the olive groves of southern Europe has not reached Tunisia. But a changing climate, insect vectors and an overly porous plant trade are tightening the noose...
