The Tunisian government has declared a state of emergency just over a week after a deadly terrorist attack near the country’s coastal city of Sousse claimed the lives of dozens of people, mostly foreign tourists.

Tunisia has arrested seven people in connection with Friday’s seaside terrorist attack that left 38 people dead.

Fifteen Britons have died following the attack on a Tunisian beach resort, the Foreign Office has confirmed.

Tunisia has decided to close 80 mosques that are operating outside the government’s control, a day after a terrorist attack killed dozens in the African country.

Tunisia has announced a decision to close its consulate in Libya, following an attack on the Tunisian diplomatic mission and the abduction of a number of its employees, who have now been released.

Three police officers and a militant have been killed in clashes in central Tunisia, the Interior Ministry of the North African country says.

At least four Tunisian soldiers have been killed and six others wounded during an ambush by al-Qaeda-linked militants near the country’s border with Algeria.

Tunisians have held a mass rally against terrorism attended by tens of thousands of people including some world leaders, as the country is reeling from a recent terror attack that killed close to dozens in the national museum, Press TV reports.

Tunisia says its military forces have killed at least nine militants during an operation in the west-central part of the country.

Four Tunisian police forces have lost their lives in a “terrorist attack” in a western mountainous region near the Algerian border, the Tunisian government says.

Tunisians have staged a protest rally in the country's capital over the Western media's biased coverage of the murder of three American Muslim students in the US

Tunisia's Islamic party Ennahda has given its consent to join the vying secular party Nidaa Tounes in a coalition government aiming to bolster stability in the North African country.

Terrorists have ruthlessly slit the throat of a policeman in Tunisia before stabbing him to death.

Exit polls show former Tunisian Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi has the lead in the country’s run-off presidential election as vote counting is still underway.

Six people have died and more than two dozen others have been injured in a collision between a bus and a train in northeastern Tunisia.

The presidential vote in Tunisia is likely to go to a runoff as neither of the two leading candidates is likely to win an outright majority.

People in Tunisia have taken to the streets to call for the resumption of diplomatic ties with the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Tunisians are casting their votes in the country’s first presidential election since the 2011 revolution, which sparked a wave of Islamic Awakening in the Middle East and North Africa.

Campaigning for Tunisia’s presidential election has kicked off with 27 candidates including the outgoing head of state, Moncef Marzouki.

Polls have closed in Tunisia’s parliamentary elections, the first vote under a new constitution passed earlier this year.