Nazanine Moshiri

Nazanine Moshiri

"Nazanine Moshiri, a roving correspondent based in Tunis, regularly reports from across Africa. Moshiri has covered some of Al Jazeera English's bigg... est news stories, including the Tunisian uprising in 2011, and conflicts ranging from the DRC to Ukraine. She has also spent a substantial amount of time reporting from the Central African Republic."


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Is tourism to Tunisia dead?

Coun­try’s most im­por­tant in­dus­try un­der se­vere threat af­ter dead­ly at­tack at mu­se­um in Tu­nis that has rocked the na­tion.

Published On 20 Mar 2015
MSC SPLENDIDA ARRIVES TO BARCELONA WITH TOURISTS ATTACKED BY IE GUNMEN IN TUNISIA

Dead­ly Bar­do mu­se­um at­tack has spread shock waves in coun­try large­ly shel­tered from un­rest that hit Arab Spring na­tions.

Published On 19 Mar 2015
Tunisia Museum Attack protested in Tunis

Tunisia, the mid­dle ground

Tu­nis’ neu­tral role in Libya be­com­ing in­creas­ing­ly dif­fi­cult as coun­try finds stock­piles of weapons in a bor­der town.

Published On 10 Mar 2015
Prime Minister of Tunisia Habib Essid visist Ras Jedir Border Crossing

A rel­a­tive new­com­er to pol­i­tics, wealthy busi­ness­man Slim Ri­ahi is ex­pect­ed to do well in Sun­day’s pres­i­den­tial poll.

Published On 1 Jan 2015

Many Tunisians won­der why it has tak­en the world so long to fig­ure out the fam­i­ly prof­it­ed by bend­ing busi­ness rules.

Published On 14 May 2014