Wassim Zoghlami

Tunisia is losing a good number of its young and elite graduates from educational institutions that prefer careers in healthcare as doctors or engineers, and this is not benefiting the national economy. In fact, the high school system in Tunisia is not giving freedom of choice, it's a merit-based selection

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ISIS extremist militants stormed the National Bardo museum in Tunisia's capital, Tunis, in April 2015. They killed twenty-one people, most of whom were tourists, and injured more than thirty others in the North African country’s worst militant assault in more than a decade. Who are Isis? The rise of