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Tunisia was the first predominantly Muslim country to abolish the practice of polygamy in 1956.
Top five stories highlighting the Middle East’s resilience in the face of the novel coronavirus this week.
Turkish Cypriots protest the closure of islands due to Covid-19, whilst Tunisia eases lockdown measures after no new cases. Here's your daily coronavirus roundup for the Middle East.
Tunisia's Health Minister Abd al-Latif al-Makki and his team distribute masks in the capital to raise awareness about coronavirus.
Rights groups are concerned with the way some North African countries are controlling citizens during Covid-19 lockdown.
The new resolution would focus on a call for a ceasefire in various conflicts around the world to give warring countries the chance to tackle the deadly pandemic.
A Tunisian NGO has set up a food bank text messaging service for needy families.
The US reportedly prevented the vote over the draft's language describing the World Health Organization.
American author Mark Gonzales has chronicled his struggle to go home to his children in Tunisia amid flight cancellations and quarantines imposed by the coronavirus pandemic
A UN agency launches an appeal for coronavirus aid to Palestine, and Iranians have been urged to take the outbreak 'seriously'. This is today's coronavirus news.
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