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The Revival of Carthage
Carthage asserts itself once again on the Mediterranean political stage, regaining control of a large part of Sicily.
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Bibliotherapy: when books heal the soul and transform a life
Discover bibliotherapy: how books heal the soul and transform a life. Techniques, benefits and practical applications.
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The Carthaginian Empire and the Clash with Greece
Ancient Carthage: from Mediterranean expansion to the clash with Greece, and the bitter defeat at Himera as Greece triumphed there and at Salamis.
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Hanno the Navigator: The Expedition That Transformed Africa
The Carthaginian navigator Hanno led a legendary expedition along the African coast. Discover this fascinating chapter of history.
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Leadership and charisma: 3 books to develop your authentic influence
Develop your leadership and charisma with Sinek, Hill and Boothman: cultivate authentic influence through proven leadership methods.
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The Pin-Up: A Timeless Icon of Feminine Seduction
The pin-up is a woman in an alluring pose whose image is pinned to the wall — the very act that gave rise to the term "pin-up girls".
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Music and Its Benefits for Body and Mind
Music is so woven into our daily lives that we do not realise the impact a simple tune could have on us.
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Habits and Discipline: 3 Books to Create Lasting Change
3 books to build lasting habits: Duhigg, Hardy, Tracy. Develop your discipline with these scientifically validated methods.
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Jugurtha: The Lion of Numidia
Jugurtha was king of the Numidians, born around 154 BC in Cirta (present-day Constantine, Algeria) and died in 104 BC in Rome.
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Eco Movements in Tunisia: Where Do We Stand?
Eco movements, or the emergence of a new, responsible civic consciousness: sustainable development in Tunisia that meets the needs of the present
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Hannibal: the military genius who defied Rome
The Second Punic War was the second to set Rome against Carthage. It was during this conflict that the military genius of Hannibal Barca emerged.
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The Punic Wars (From 264 to 146 BC)
The Punic Wars were a series of three conflicts between Carthage and Rome, from 264 BC to 146 BC. The word Punic comes from the word Phoenician…
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The Rise of Nationalism in 19th-Century Europe
The rise of nationalism in 19th-century Europe fuelled the unification of Italy and Germany, foreshadowing the rivalries of the 20th century.
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Antisemitism in 19th-Century Europe
Antisemitism in 19th-century Europe was not merely a toxic ideology lurking in the background. In this article, we examine its manifestations
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The Dreyfus Affair: A Judicial Scandal of the Belle Époque
The Dreyfus Affair was a 19th-century judicial scandal in France that revealed deep antisemitism and political tensions.
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The Great Artistic Movements of the 20th Century
The great artistic movements of the 20th century shaped our vision of art. Dive into an exploration of these movements.
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Registrations open for "Campus France"
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La Cité de la Culture: Dashed Hopes and Optimism Still in Order
The Cité de la Culture, inaugurated on 21 March 2018, has been at the centre of controversy and of heated discussion since its birth
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Djerbahood, the extraordinary adventure of Mehdi Ben Cheikh
On Djerba, the village of Erriadh became an open-air museum: 150 artists, 30 nationalities, unveiled on 20 September 2014. Mehdi Ben Cheikh explains.
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Tunisian Francophone Literature Is Thriving!
A new generation of Tunisian Francophone writers has emerged, with output that is rich, varied and steady — a far cry from the early days of scarce voices, often poetry collections or…
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Mehdi Benedetto, mosaic has found its talent
Mosaic belongs to our heritage and holds its own today. A portrait of Mehdi Benedetto, worthy heir to the mosaicists of old.
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Fémin’Art 2019: Tunisian Craft Meets Asia
Fémin’Art International brings nearly 100 Tunisian craftswomen and a dozen embassies to Tunis on 30 November and 1 December 2019.