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Conservative law professor Kais Saied (L) and business tycoon Nabil Karoui (R) go head-to-head in Tunisia's runoff presidential election

Outsider Saied Set For Landslide In Tunisia Presidency: Exit Polls

Conservative academic Kais Saied, a political outsider, was headed for a landslide victory in Tunisia's presidential runoff, sweeping aside his rival, media magnate Nabil Karoui, exit polls said.In a contest that reflected Tunisia's shifting post-revolution political landscape, Saied, an independent, scooped 72.5 percent of the vote according to the Emrhod exit poll on Sunday, and 76.9 percent in the Sigma one -- over 40 points ahead of Karoui.

Jailed Tunisia Presidential Candidate Karoui To Go Free: Lawyer

Media mogul Nabil Karoui was placed in pre-trial detention on August 23 on charges of money laundering and tax evasion

Exit Polls Show Islamist Inspired Party Leading Tunisia Election

Tunisians vote Sunday in the country's third parliamentary election since the 2011 revolution two weeks after the first round of a presidential poll that swept aside political parties in favour of independent candidates

Tunisia's parliamentary election comes just before an October 13 two-way run-off in a presidential contest pitting a jailed business tycoon against a law professor

Tunisians Spoilt For Choice In Sunday's Parliamentary Vote

More than 15,000 candidates, running on more than 1,500 lists, are competing for 217 seats in Tunisia's leglislative polls set for Sunday

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Britain's Thomas Cook Travels Into Bankruptcy

Investors had no heart as Thomas Cook was unable to get an injection of additional cash to keep operating

Tunisia Sets Up Crisis Cell For Thomas Cook Fallout

British officials talk to tourists booked with Thomas Cook as they wait for repatriation flights from Enfidha airport on the outskirts of the Tunisian coastal resort of Sousse

Sun-seekers Feel The Strain Of Thomas Cook Crisis

Managers of the hotel Les Orangers in Hammamet, Tunisia, briefly delayed the departure of a group of tourists until they could verify that payments owed by Thomas Cook had been made

During more than two decades of iron-fisted rule, Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and his clan took control of 220 businesses that hoovered up more than a fifth of all private sector profits, according to the World Bank

Tunisia Turns The Page On Ben Ali

Mourners carry the coffin of the late former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali during his funeral at Prophet Mohammed's mosque in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Medina

Italy's new government is seeking support to implement a pan-European migrant policy

Italy Rise In 'Phantom' Boats As New Route Sees Migrants Go Undetected

More than 6,620 people have arrived in Italy since the start of 2019

Former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali is survived by his wife Leila Trabelsi and six children

Tunisia's Ex-president Ben Ali Dies In Exile

A member of the Tunisian security forces takes aim towards a demonstrator who prepares to throw a rock towards them during clashes in January 2011 near Sidi Bouzid

Tunisia's Ex-president Ben Ali Dies: Foreign Ministry

Former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali is survived by his wife Leila Trabelsi and six children

Tunisian ex-president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali at Tunis-Carthage airport in December 2010, less than a month before being forced from power

Ousted Tunisian President Ben Ali Dies At 83

A Tunisian government employee removes a portrait of Ben Ali in January 2011, days after the longtime dictator was forced from power, triggering revolts across the Arab world

Students Vow To Propel Professor To Upset Tunisia Presidential Win

Political neophyte Saied garnered more than 37 percent of the votes among 18 to 25 year olds in the first round of the Tunisian presidential election

Malta Saves Stricken Pregnant Migrant, 44 Others

Charity rescue vessel Ocean Viking is still seeking a safe port for some 109 men, women and children rescued Tuesday

Tunisian volunteers count ballots at a polling station in Sousse, south of the capital Tunis

Outsider Leads After Upset Tunisia Presidential Poll

Supporters of jailed Tunisian presidential candidate Nabil Karoui celebrate in front of his headquarters in the Tunisian capital Tunis on September 15, 2019

Supporters of Ennahdha candidate Abdelfattah Mourou attend an event on Thursday, as campaigning came to a close in Tunisia's presidential poll

Anti-establishment Figures Claim First Round Wins In Tunisia Polls

Tunisia has faced years of economic woes

Did North Korea Steal $2 Billion? Pyongyang Denies UN Allegations Of State-Backed Cyberattacks

The North Korean government on Sunday called a UN report on its alleged state-backed cyberattacks "a fabrication."

Russian Daniil Medvedev argues with chair umpire Damien Dumusois during his victory over Spain's Feliciano Lopez on Friday at the US Open

Djokovic rolls on while Federer, Serena breeze at Open

Australia's Ashleigh Barty defeated Greece's Maria Sakkari of Greece on Friday to reach the fourth round of the US Open

‘90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days’: Meet The Season 3 Cast

Meet the “90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days” Season 3 cast ahead of the TLC premiere.

The ‘One Ring’ You Don’t Want: Wangiri

After receiving a lot of consumer complaints over the past two years, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) alerted consumers to reported waves of robocalls, which targeted specific U.S. area codes.

Migrant Boats Capsize In Mediterranean Sea Off Libya, More Than 150 Drown

Hundred of migrants die each year in the Mediterranean as they try to flee the war-torn Middle East and poverty stricken Africa for a better life in Europe.

Spotify Lite With 10MB Storage And Lower Data Requirement Now Available

Spotify Lite is now available for the same music experience at lower data consumption and smaller storage requirement.

Middle East News: US, Russia Trade Jabs Over Syria's Idlib

The Russian government has defended its offensive in Syria's Idlib province after U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that the Russians were engaging in a "butchery" there.

Prince Harry Nervous About Fatherhood? See Awkward Reaction To Crying Baby [PHOTOS]

Prince Harry seemed to be a bit nervous when faced with a crying baby.

Adidas Swimwear Recall: Children Below 14 Shouldn't Wear Infinitex 3-Stripe, Refunds Available

Apparently, the footwear brand received multiple complaints from customers about the three stripes on the swimwear coming off when the apparel came in contact with water.