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This tradition is revered by people across North Africa, but much less known beyond.

Jailed at a migrant reception centre for minors on the isle of Sicily the boy who once drank alcohol - and never went to mosque - suddenly got religion.

A profile is built up of an angry loner recently arrived from Tunisia.

Four groups beat the likes of the Pope and Angela Merkel to the prestigious prize for ensuring the Tunisia's 2011 Revolution didn't fail.

Huge numbers of British tourists are flocking to beaches in Spain in the wake of the Tunisia terror attacks.

After last month's terror attack at a beach resort in the coastal city of Sousse, the Tunisian Government has authorised plans to build a 167km barrier to secure its border with Libya.

Survivors of the Tunisian terror attack have questioned the absence of armed security after it emerged that a suicide bomber had blown himself up at the same resort.

The final five bodies of British victims killed in last weekend's Tunisia beach attack will be flown back to the UK today.

Tunisian Prime Minister Habib Essid has told the BBC that police took too long to react to last week's jihadist attack that killed 38 people, mostly Britons.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has not upgraded its risk rating for New Zealanders in Tunisia after a terrorist attack near Sousse.

Extraordinary accounts have emerged, including the story of a man who helped tourists get to a boat and chased the gunman down the beach.

A builder emerged as the unlikely hero of the Tunisian massacre, as he managed to stop the gunman's rampage by throwing tiles on his head.

The young man who slaughtered a group of unsuspecting, sunbathing tourists on a Tunisian beach was just an all too typical youth from an unremarkable background.

38 people were killed when a gunman leapt from a speedboat and stormed a tourist beach in Tunisia yesterday, slaughtering innocent sunbathers.

A British man shot three times on the beach used his body as a human shield to protect his fiancee from being killed by the gunman.

The fact that there are still tourists to attack in Tunisia tells its own story.

A tourist guide has told how he 'stared death in the face' as terrorists opened fire on his clients in an attack which killed 20 tourists - one of them Australian.

Carthage's seafaring and military history still fascinate, writes Susan Buckland.

Photographs of breasts cover the walls of the Kiev basement that serves as the global headquarters of Femen, the women's rights movement born in Ukraine.

A Tunisian feminist who scandalised her country by posting topless photos of herself online has been arrested after allegedly sneaking into Tunisia's holiest city disguised in a veil, then trying to get undressed during a protest.