Tunisian Olympic athlete and champion Habiba Ghribi delivered a speech on March 7th about the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games, which will take place in Paris in the summer of 2024. Ghribi is also a member of the Tunisian National Olympic Committee (CNOT).

Tunisian athletes are actively preparing for their participation in the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, showcasing their dedication across various sports disciplines.

In March 2025, the author completed the English for Journalism MOOC, achieving a perfect score across all modules. The course, part of the OPEN program and sponsored by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, was administered by FHI 360 with U.S. government funding. The program enhanced the author's English and journalism skills, covering principles of journalism, media analysis, critical reading, and article writing. The course included various materials such as video lectures, flashcards, news articles, and quizzes.

The National Water Distribution Utility (SONEDE) announced a new water distribution system due to negative balances between water supply and demand in major systems, caused by a shortage of water resources in Tunisia. This has negatively impacted dam performance due to prolonged drought and low water reserves. As a result, water supply will be cut off during nighttime from 9 PM to 4 AM.

Tunisian Coast Guard units in Mahdia recovered the bodies of 19 individuals, including a young girl, and rescued 5 others from sub-Saharan Africa after their boat sank during an irregular migration attempt to Italy. The boat had departed from the coast of Jebeniana in Sfax towards the Italian island of Lampedusa before sinking approximately 35 miles from Mahdia's port.

In 2022, there was a significant increase in Metaverse and non-fungible token (NFT) related trademark applications, indicating the growing importance and potential profitability of these emerging industries. Data from the Blockchain Center showed 5,850 new Metaverse trademark applications and 7,746 NFT trademark applications, representing growth rates of 205.64% and 259.61% respectively compared to the previous year. Major companies like Meta, Formula One, Mastercard, McDonald’s, Gatorade, and US Space Force filed applications with the USPTO, reflecting their interest in virtual products and engagement in cryptocurrency and blockchain. Despite the ongoing 'crypto winter,' the rise in trademark applications and interest in Metaverse products has balanced concerns about negative market impacts.

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reported a 9.6% increase in renewable energy production capacity, reaching 3372 GW by the end of 2022. This growth, despite the ongoing energy crisis, underscores the resilience of renewable energy sources. Asia, the United States, and Europe saw significant increases, with China contributing the most. Renewable energy sources like solar and wind dominated new capacity additions, while hydropower maintained the largest share of total capacity. Francesco La Camera emphasized the need for tripling annual capacity additions by 2030 to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C.

Meta plans to discontinue the Messenger app after over seven years of separation from Facebook, reintegrating messaging into the main Facebook app. This strategic move was confirmed by Meta's Chief Marketing Officer, Mary Smith.

The German Embassy in Tunisia has expressed concern about coastal erosion and rising sea levels along Tunisia's 1,100-kilometer Mediterranean coast, which contributes 90% of the country's GDP. German Ambassador Peter Prügel, alongside the Tunisian Coastal Protection Agency (APAL) and the KfW Development Bank, visited anti-erosion measures and rehabilitation efforts in Sousse's southern El Kantaoui, valued at €40 million. By 2024, four underwater wave barriers totaling 1,100 meters will be constructed, benefiting residents, tourism, and the local economy.

The team of the popular program Arabs Got Talent on MBC announced the date for auditions in Tunisia and other countries. The program's management invites all talents to register in advance through the official website to participate in the casting in Tunis on Wednesday, March 15, 2023, at the Madar Hall on Habib Bourguiba Street in the capital.

Georg Vilsheim, the German Embassy envoy in Tunisia, visited the new branch of the 'NANI Sarl' toy factory in Nabeul on March 13, 2023. The family-owned company, established in Tunisia since 1978, employs over 3500 workers and produces toys for well-known brands like Schleich, Steiff, Tonies, and Bruder. Factory manager Volker Kasten showcased the production processes, emphasizing the company's high social responsibility and adherence to the latest standards.

Quebec Days in Tunisia will take place from March 13 to April 7, 2023, in collaboration with Canada and the Tunisian Agency for Technical Cooperation. The event will open registration and participation for job offers in various fields such as education, industry, and health. Recruitment interviews are scheduled for April 29 and 30, 2023. Participation in the open offers is free, providing an opportunity for Tunisians with expertise in the mentioned fields to work in Canada.

Libya celebrated the creation of the largest couscous dish in history, weighing over 2400 kilograms, in an event held in Sabratha. The event, organized by Dar Al-Ghiza, a company under Al-Sahl Holding Group, involved more than 20 of Libya's top chefs and was announced by the Libyan Industry Union in honor of World Couscous Day.

The Tunisian Journalists' Syndicate has condemned the systematic censorship at Tunis Afrique Presse, criticizing the agency's management for interfering with journalists' work and labeling their articles as 'embarrassing' to the authorities. The syndicate warns against turning the agency into a propaganda tool and expresses solidarity with journalists striving for independence and professionalism. It calls on all journalists to uphold their independence and adhere to professional standards and ethics.

Tunisair's A330 aircraft, flight TU203, experienced an incident at Montreal Airport due to a collision with a mobile walkway driver, leading to the cancellation of a Saturday flight and at least a week-long delay for repairs. The airline announced that several flight schedules have been disrupted since the incident, awaiting necessary spare parts from Airbus.

Liverpool FC overcame a challenging season to secure a resounding 7-0 victory against their rival Manchester United. The match, which took place on Sunday, March 5, 2023, was dominated by Liverpool from the start. Egyptian star Mohamed Salah scored two goals in the 66th and 86th minutes, bringing his total to 129 goals for the Reds and marking his entry into the club's history.

The Arab Football Federation has approved the Tunisian Football Federation's request to add a third Tunisian team to the King Salman Club Cup. CS Sfaxien, ranked third in the 2021-2022 season, has been selected to join US Monastir in the qualifiers. The qualifiers will take place in April and May, with the finals scheduled in Saudi Arabia starting July 20, 2023.

The Goethe Institute in Tunisia, in collaboration with the German and Austrian embassies and the Tunisian Cinematheque, is organizing a series of 12 German and Austrian films from March 3 to 18, 2023. The films will be screened for free at the Tahar Cheriaa Hall in the City of Culture. This event is part of the institute's 'Filmklub' program, offering German literature enthusiasts an opportunity to enjoy these films.

The 40th session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers opens in Tunis on March 1, 2023, under the patronage of Tunisian President Kais Saied. The event is attended by Arab interior ministers and high-level security delegations, along with representatives from various international organizations. Tunisian Prime Minister Najla Bouden Ramadan is set to deliver the opening speech, followed by Saudi Interior Minister Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The session will discuss several important topics, including reports from the council's secretary-general and Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, as well as recommendations from conferences and meetings held in 2022.

The Tunisian General Labour Union's railway sector branch has announced a general strike starting from midnight, continuing throughout March 2, 2023. The strike will halt train services across all lines. The union cited failed negotiations due to the absence of the National Railway Company's general manager and a government representative.

Swedish director Ruben Östlund will head the jury for the 76th Cannes Film Festival, scheduled from May 16 to 27, 2023. Known for his comedic and dark satirical films, Östlund has a background in ski filmmaking and studied cinema at the University of Gothenburg, where he is also a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts. His last three films were showcased at Cannes, with 'Force Majeure' winning the Un Certain Regard Jury Prize in 2014 and achieving significant international success.

Tawfiq Sharaf al-Din, the Tunisian Minister of Interior, welcomed his Egyptian counterpart, Mahmoud Tawfiq, on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. The visit, accompanied by the Secretary-General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers and the Egyptian ambassador to Tunisia, aimed to participate in the 40th session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers hosted by Tunisia. This visit underscores the commitment to enhancing multilateral security cooperation among Arab nations.

The African Union, led by Chairman Moussa Faki Mahamat, strongly condemned a statement by Tunisian authorities targeting African migrants, which contradicts the organization's principles. The AU called for all countries, especially its member states, to honor international law and treat all migrants with dignity, avoiding racist hate speech. The AU reiterated its commitment to supporting Tunisian authorities in addressing migration challenges to ensure safe, dignified, and orderly migration.

A new earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 struck the Bor region in the Niğde province of Turkey, as reported by the country's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD). Younes Seriz, head of the non-governmental organization AFAD, stated on Twitter that there are currently no negative situations following the earthquake, which occurred at 13:27 local time.

The National Institute of Meteorology in Tunisia has issued a warning about strong southwesterly winds expected tonight and tomorrow, February 25, 2023. Wind speeds are anticipated to range between 50 and 70 km/h, temporarily reaching up to 90 km/h, causing sand and dust storms that will significantly reduce horizontal visibility, especially in southeastern Tunisia.

The police in Mecca announced the arrest of an Algerian man who stabbed two other Algerians, resulting in their deaths. The suspect fled the hotel where the incident occurred but was later apprehended. The police have taken legal actions against the suspect and referred him to the public prosecution.

Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Meta, announced the launch of new services for Facebook and Instagram, including 'Meta Verified,' which allows users to subscribe using government ID for a blue badge, additional protection against identity theft, and direct customer support access. The service will cost $11.99 per month on the web and $14.99 per month on iOS, initially available in Australia and New Zealand, with plans to expand to more countries. This move follows Twitter's introduction of paid account verification.

Rescuers found Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu dead under the rubble in Hatay, southern Turkey, following the recent earthquake. The 31-year-old, who played for Turkish club Hatayspor and previously for Chelsea and Newcastle United in England, was discovered beneath the ruins of the 12-story Ronesans Tower.

The Tunisian Presidency, under the directive of President Kais Saied, has ordered Esther Lynch to leave Tunisia within 24 hours following her participation in a march organized by the Tunisian General Labour Union in Sfax. The presidency emphasized that while the union's external relations are its own concern, no external entity will be allowed to infringe on the sovereignty of the state and its people.

Tunisia celebrated its 61st Republic Day, marking the country's independence from France in 1956 and the establishment of the republic in 1957 under the leadership of Habib Bourguiba. Despite the initial struggles against French colonialism and subsequent internal challenges such as marginalization, unemployment, and corruption, Bourguiba attempted urgent reforms including the prohibition of polygamy and making public education free and mandatory. However, economic and social issues persisted, leading to protests and the eventual replacement of Bourguiba by Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 1987, who was later ousted in 2011 following a revolution sparked by Mohamed Bouazizi's self-immolation due to poverty and injustice.