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How Humanism Can Break Free From Anthropocentrism?
How does humanism escape anthropocentrism? Philosopher Frédéric Worms links the fight against violence between humans to the preservation of all life.
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Acne Studios x Hussein Chalayan: Reinventing Denim
Acne Studios x Hussein Chalayan: twelve denim pieces, including a trompe-l’œil python jean, in a dialogue between two fashion visions this very autumn.
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Should We Be Worried About the Rise in Covid-19 Cases?
Covid-19 cases are rising across Europe. Should we worry? 1,638 UK cases, a 67% jump in French A&E visits, plus the lowdown on the Frankenstein variant.
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Why Ecobank’s Opening to the Yuan Changes the Game
Ecobank has joined China’s CIPS payment system and embraced the yuan, alongside Standard Bank and Afreximbank — here’s what it means for African businesses.
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Kef Hospital Emergency Unit to Get Digital Screens
In Kef’s hospital emergency unit, digital screens will keep patients informed about their lab and radiology results, making for a more organised check-in.
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€1,355.7 Million for the Italy-Zaghouan Power Link
A €1,355.7 million power link between Italy and Tunisia runs through Zaghouan, where a social survey is mapping landowners before the works move ahead.
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Dark Academia: How the 2010s Transformed Everything
Dark academia: this dark, erudite aesthetic, inherited from Jane Eyre, exploded on Tumblr and Pinterest throughout the 2010s, before 2020 lockdowns revived it.
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Octopus Fishing: Closure Extended Until 15 November
Octopus fishing remains banned until 15 November 2026: the Agriculture Ministry has extended the closure and explains why the reopening has been delayed.
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Greta Gerwig’s Narnia: The Trailer Has Finally Arrived
Narnia, reimagined by Greta Gerwig: here’s your very first look at the trailer for her adaptation, directed by the filmmaker behind Barbie and Lady Bird.
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Tunisia-South Korea: A Deal for the Automotive Industry
Tunisia and South Korea: the TAA and KAPA have signed a deal for the automotive and technology industries, during a Korean trade mission (11–14 October 2026).
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Green Hydrogen: A Quarter of Tunisia’s Water by 2050
Green hydrogen projects are expected to consume a quarter of Tunisians’ water needs by 2050, with the resulting production destined chiefly for export.
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No Time to Love: Yasmina, 38, and Her Daily Battle
No time for love: in Créteil, Yasmina, 38, mother of two daughters, describes a daily life upended by her child’s disability; small victories count double.
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Sousse Hosts 6th Edition of Green Steps Walk on 18 October
Sousse hosts the 6th edition of the Green Steps walk on Sunday, 18 October, backed by the governorate and the National Centre for Organ Transplant Promotion.
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Everyday Tunisians: In Kairouan, the Doughnut Maker Sits
Everyday Tunisians: in Kairouan, doughnuts are still made sitting cross-legged, the dough mastered by a handed-down gesture, and golden rings served hot.
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Sousse Sahloul Hospital Trains Teams in Robotic Surgery
Sousse Sahloul: the teaching hospital trains its medical staff and resident doctors in robotic surgery, in the urology department's operating theatre.
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Girls Is Back: Lena Dunham Orchestrates Her Grand Return
Lena Dunham returns with Girls, the cult series of the 2010s, surrounded again by her original co-stars, for a hugely anticipated continuation of the story.
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Dates: 20 Million Dinars in Seasonal Credit for Growers
BTS Bank is releasing 20 million dinars in seasonal credit to small-scale date farmers, supporting the collection before their dates reach the market.
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Currencies, Currencies: Crypto Challenges the Global South
Across the Global South, cryptocurrencies and stablecoins are gaining ground against national currencies, threatening the monetary sovereignty of states.
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The IPCC Between Science and Politics: A Game of Influence
At the IPCC, science and politics play a bounded game of influence, kept in check by a balance of viewpoints — we close our Ethiopia series this week.
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The Moment That Pushed Me Into Learning to Read at 42
In 2021, at 42, he still couldn’t read or write. Twenty-five years of life built in secret – until lockdown, and his 10-year-old son, became the turning point.
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Winnie the Pooh: 100 Years of a Story Born in 1926
Winnie the Pooh is turning 100: born in 1926, inspired by a real-life bear cub, and translated into 80 languages. Discover the story behind this cult hero.
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Debt Price: United States Debt Tops $40 Trillion Mark
Debt Price: this summer, the United States’ public debt crossed the $40-trillion mark for the first time, a milestone reached faster than anyone expected.
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AFD and OSS Fund Local Knowledge to Tackle Climate Change
The French Development Agency and the Sahara and Sahel Observatory signed a €150,000 deal to collect and document local knowledge amid climate change in Africa.
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Check the Waistband: The Secret to Buying Clothes Well
How can you spot a garment built to last? Seams, care labels, online shopping, leather, and the 30-wear challenge: concrete pointers for buying better.