Tunisia

Rival party led by incumbent president Moncef Marzouki contests Beji Caid's claim as official election results are awaited.

Beji Caid Essebsi of secular Nidaa Tounes party seen having edge over Moncef Marzouki.

French interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve announces increased cooperation between two countries.

Third of French visitors cancel Tunisia plans after French tourist Hervé Gourdel killed in Algeria.

Despite official warnings that the Gafsa Beach lake is dangerous and unfit for swimming, hundreds of people have flocked to the vast expanse of water to cool off from the heatwave in Tunisia.

Central bank governor Chadli Ayari says international aid package is a watershed for the country.

Family of murdered secular leader of Popular Front wanted Kamel Gadhgadhi to be tried not killed.

Morocco has taken steps to conquer its rape problem - but this is just a drop in the ocean.

Tunisia has its fourth PM in three years: a sign that it is still in need of greater stability.

Pregnant woman in Abu Dhabi diagnosed with Mers-CoV gives birth to baby.

Strike degenerates into violence in poor cities of Siliana and Gafsa.

Delroy Facey among group of current and former players arrested on suspicion of fixing games in the English Football Conference.

Tunisia is battling domestic terrorist attacks as well as a faltering economy

Salah Benabdallah tells IBTimes UK about hopes for the new generation of graduates

Mediterranean School of Business' dean Mahmoud Triki talks to IBTimes UK in Tunisia

M&S and John Lewis garment producer's Mhedbi Mohsen says Bangladesh Rana Plaza Disaster has brought in new customers

Medicars' Yassine Ben Abdallah talks to IBTimes UK about how Tunisia needs political stability to help growth

Lianna Brinded delivers on-the-ground special report from the cradle of the Arab Spring and ponders its future.

WHO says 64 people have died from Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus.

Second suicide attack near tomb of former president Bourguiba in Monastir foiled by police.

Greek lawmakers voted to cut off state funding to the far-right Golden Dawn party early on Wednesday morning (October 23), the latest effort by the government to clamp down on a party it has branded a "neo-Nazi criminal gang".

Tunisian government is battling Ansar al-Sharia militants near Algerian border

Moscow evacuated all diplomatic staff after compound in Tripoli attacked by gunmen.

Thousands of people took to streets of Sudan's capital Khartoum to demand resignation of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.

A total round of of everything happening at Miss World 2013.

Widespread protests over fuel subsidy suspension sparks shutdown of internet.

IBTimes UK looks at hacktivist groups such as Anonymous to find out who really is behind the mask.

Dan Tan suspected to be among those arrested accused of running football corruption crime ring.

We profile pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army which is waging cyber war against media outlets.

Contrast between Tunisian Revolution and what has happened in Egypt, Lybia and Syria could not be more stark.