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  • 1 month ago | inkyfada.com | Zeïneb Ben Ismail |Malek Khadhraoui

    “T unisia refuses to serve as a transit or settlement country for irregular migrants,” declared Mohamed Ali Nafti, Tunisia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a meeting with Azzouz Samri, Head of Mission for the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Tunisia, on Wednesday, March 12. This firm stance aligns with Tunisia’s migration policy in recent years, as the country faces mounting pressure from a sharp increase in migrant departures to Europe.

  • 1 month ago | inkyfada.com | David Kenner

    Last spring, a Cameroonian-flagged cargo ship, the Barbaros, steamed through Istanbul’s Bosphorus Strait. The Barbaros had begun its journey in Russia and was en route to a port in eastern Libya controlled by a warlord whose forces have been accused of crimes against humanity by a U.N. fact-finding mission. Click here to access the original story on the ICIJ website.

  • 2 months ago | inkyfada.com | Zeïneb Ben Ismail

    “L a Tunisie refuse d'être un pays de transit ou d’installation pour les migrants en situation irrégulière”, a réitéré Mohamed Ali Nafti, ministre des Affaires étrangères , lors d’une rencontre avec Azzouz Samri, Chef de mission de l'Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) en Tunisie, ce mercredi 12 mars.

  • Jan 30, 2025 | inkyfada.com | Haïfa Mzalouat

    The year 2022 came to a close with elections that attracted only 11.2% of voters, the lowest turnout in over a decade. Politics is no longer the focus, while the economy is struggling in the wake of a trying year marked by shortages, soaring inflation, and complicated negotiations with the IMF in the background.

  • Jan 30, 2025 | inkyfada.com | Haïfa Mzalouat

    “I need to know the truth! Where is my son?” Souad’s voice resonates strongly through the square in the town of Zarzis, in the south of Tunisia. On Sept. 6, 2022, in spite of the sweltering heat, the families of people who went missing during migration marched through the town with sympathetic activists, holding banners and slogans. This date was chosen in homage to the 80 people who went missing after a small boat departing from Tunisia sank off the coast of Italy.

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