Ghaya Ben Mbarek is a journalist for The National News, specializing in Middle Eastern affairs. With a focus on Tunisia, Ghaya covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. Ghaya's reporting provides insight into the region's current events and sheds light on the challenges and aspirations of the people.
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Ghaya Ben Mbarek's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on Tunisia and the broader Middle East region. Her articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Incumbent Kais Saied is facing only two other candidates and his main rival is in jail
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Tunisian President Kais Saied has been re-elected for a second five-year term after receiving more than 90 per cent of the October 6 votes, the Independent High Authority for Elections (ISIE) announced on Monday.
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Relations have deteriorated since the French President took office in 2017
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
French President voices support for Rabat's autonomy plan in an address to its parliament
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Muslims and Jews fleeing persecution in Spain in the 17th century have given the city a unique culture
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Ayachi Zammel was one of only two candidates to challenge President Kais Saied in October presidential election
Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi also proposed bans on mixing of genders in public and 'indecent' clothing and hairstyles
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Government reshuffle kept top ministers with structural changes to certain ministries
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek, Adla Massoud
Court has already issued arrest warrants for six militia members accused of war crimes
By: Ghaya Ben Mbarek
Talks represent warming relations between Tehran and the two North African countries
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