Thessa Lageman

Ten years ago, a Tunisian fruit ven­dor set him­self on fire. His cousin re­flects on that day and what fol­lowed.

Four years af­ter the UN ceased op­er­a­tions at Choucha camp, au­thor­i­ties have cleared out the re­main­ing men.

Al Jazeera head­ed to polling sta­tions around The Hague to speak to peo­ple about who they’re vot­ing for and why.

Hun­dreds of peo­ple have been buried out­side Zarzis, Tunisia, af­ter drown­ing while at­tempt­ing to cross the sea.

Years af­ter UN­HCR shut down Choucha refugee camp, dozens of peo­ple con­tin­ue to strug­gle for sur­vival in de­crepit tents.

Coun­try’s eco­nom­ic out­look re­mains pre­car­i­ous af­ter the re­moval of Prime Min­is­ter Habib Es­sid.

Em­ploy­ees at the Bar­do Mu­se­um are grap­pling with last­ing trau­ma as tourists re­main scarce.

Five years since the Tunisian fruit ven­dor died af­ter set­ting him­self on fire, his fam­i­ly still hopes for change.

The phos­phate plant in the pol­lut­ed city of Gabes may soon be dump­ing its waste else­where – but many are scep­ti­cal.

Busi­ness­es are clos­ing and em­ploy­ees are los­ing their jobs in Sousse, the sea­side city where 38 were killed last month.