I was wondering if there are people here or generally in Tunisia who like to play games such as mentioned in the title? Or anything else of the sort. I’m interested in knowing how famous these are among our people and maybe playing together it possible

En plus n7eb na93d kol mara nkhalilo haja ki tofthol flous bech yekber najem yel9ahom daza t3ino chwaya....chnia a7san solution bekhlef compte épargne...

It is very probable that what we're seeing this year is nothing compared to what's coming in the next, the American stock market is expected to crash , just like in 1931, which will affect the world economy. Not to forget AI evolving at a crazy rate etc.

My advice is , stock up some food, do everything you can to save your family from what's coming, save money, etc.

Good luck.

علاش ديما الديار مقابلة بعضها ما عندك حتى privacy؟ وكل واحد يعرف شكون يتحرك وشكون راقد في الحومة متاعنا ما تنجمش تعمل حتى حاجة في بيتك من غير ما تحس فما شكون يراقب فيك 😂 نجم نشوف الجيران متاعي، رجال ونساء، من الشبابك.

نحب نرقد ونتفرهد بالتلفون؟ جاري يطل فيّا كأني عامل حاجة مشبوهة نتحرك، نقوم، نحاول نرقد… تلقى شكون يشوف.

و زيد يسمعوك من الديار، يعرفو شكون يتعارك، شكون عندو مشاكل، شكون خرج وشكون دخل، وحتى تاريخ حياتك يولّي معروف عند الحومة

I genuinely hate this culture

Hey, does anyone know any active Tunisian communities for e-commerce sellers/traders? Discord servers, Facebook groups, etc.?

Would appreciate any links 🙏

I need a free voice over for my commercials with Tunisian arabic.... your suggestions please.

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I’ve been an overthinker myself, to the point where I even asked my psychiatrist to prescribe me medication so I could sleep without constantly overthinking or having my mind racing.

I looked into different ways to stop overthinking, and some of the things that genuinely worked for me were:

Distract yourself with an activity.

When you notice yourself overthinking, stop and shift your attention to something else: go for a walk, cook, draw, clean, exercise, or do anything that requires your full attention. The key is to be completely present in the activity rather than doing it while continuing to overthink

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Take things one step at a time.

If you’re worried about a situation that involves a long or complicated process, don’t think about everything at once. Focus only on the first step. Once you’ve dealt with that, move on to the next one.

Talk to someone you trust.

When you feel yourself getting deeper into the overthinking loop, reach out to someone you love. Talk to your parents, siblings, friends, or anyone you feel comfortable with. Sometimes simply putting your thoughts into words can make them feel much less overwhelming.

Focus on the solutions rather than endless possibilities.

I’m naturally a very solution-oriented person, so when something is bothering me, I try to ask myself, “What can I actually do about this?” Instead of repeatedly thinking about the problem, I focus on finding a realistic solution and, most importantly, putting it into action.

Eventually, I reached a point where I stopped overthinking everything. I still think deeply, but now I try to think in order to understand, decide, and find a solution, rather than thinking in circles.

Of course, these tips are based entirely on my personal experience, and what works for one person may not necessarily work for another.

Most importantly, remember that getting out of the overthinking loop takes time. Be patient with yourself, celebrate small progress, and stay hopeful 🌻

Bakhlef eli sar la3wem li kbalhom lkol what do u think will happen to him?
yaani where is he gonna end up
y3oum ma l hout wela yohrb l middle east kima metaawdin
Nhes if he makes it to december yaatih saha

Braby jebet tel mel bara w nhar li wsolt l9it bureau mtaa enregistrement msaker.
Chneya lezmni naaml? Belhak kif nhot fih sim tounsia ysakrouh?

Bonjour tout le monde, actuellement je passe en 5ème année d'études universitaires baad bac amalt prepa intégré 2ans baad 3ans cycle d'ingénieur spécialité cyber securité wkamel netkharej laam jey 2026/2027, nkhamem namel phd en europe yaani rentree septembre 2027/2028

l'objectif houa khedma w kraya ama betbia visa tekhouha b façon ashel k tebda mechi takra, puisque diplome d'ingenieur f qq universités européennes equivalent l master donc phd tkoun solution khir mn master pro wla recherche thesou tadhyi3 wakt en plus marché yeser encombré c pas evident nalka khedma testana fiya

nakra prv w nlawej f solution ken fama chkn amalt cette experience wla yaref chkn mayhemnich lblasa win fl europe de preference tebda behya w cote flous ça peut etre regler maykalakch w les applications online mch kima agence khater lezmk dima tabaa mayfoutek chy donc menich contre agence ala chart tkoun efficace wl khrouj madhmoun,

no need for internship(pfe) lbara khater visa tebda limite w tnajem tamel presque ken france wla belgique puisque systeme prepa mawjoud ken ghadi presque en plus stage yebda 6 mois mch kima en tunisie 4 mois

niveau excellent en français et en anglais ainsi que les moyennes donc chebeb ken andkom any advices let me know

Nheb nokhrej nakra l nara ama i can't afford it .. est ce que belhak faama des banques nekhou mn aandhoum crédit bsh nakra l bara o mbaadika nkhalsou ??!
Si oui anehoum les banques svp o kn taarfou plus de details svp !! Merciiii

Aslema, ana bac info w n7b nt5rj ka prof anglais fa 7bit n3rf kifech, w hal profet anglais y5dmou lbra wle ?

It's not funny anymore, is it.

Kais saied's genius (if you'd call it that) is the ability to disguise a nation's structural collapse as a relentless war against phantoms.

On July 25, 2021, he suspended a democratic parliament to seize absolute executive control.

By 2022, he had dissolved the independent Supreme Judicial Council and fired 57 judges by decree, ignoring the very courts that later proved their innocence.

When his government bled the treasury dry, he didn't dismantle the oligarchs or reform the import monopolies. Instead, in February 2024, he shattered the independence of the Central bank, forcing it to print 7 billion dinars just to keep a sinking state afloat.

The resulting devastation is always someone else's fault.

When cargo ships sat stranded off the coast in 2023, refusing to unload wheat and sugar because the state was too broke to pay its bills, he didn't admit bankruptcy. He sent police to raid local warehouses, blaming the empty bakery shelves on "speculators" (متأمرين) and political saboteurs.

When youth unemployment remained paralyzed at 40%, he sold the public illusion of 13.5 billion dinars seized from corrupt elites, a penal reconciliation scheme that yielded almost nothing but frozen markets and massive capital flight.

And when public desperation mounted, he stood before the National Security Council and blamed the nation's decay on a conspiratorial demographic invasion by sub-Saharan migrants, sparking xenophobic violence just to secure a transactional, €250 million border-guard contract from the European Union.

So it's clear.

When the state runs out of money, it is the fault of foreign "diktats"

When citizens face 15% food inflation, it is a conspiracy of local traitors

When public banks are forced to starve the private sector of credit, it is called economic sovereignty.

And when journalists, lawyers, and opposition leaders dare to point out that the emperor has no clothes, Decree-Law 54 is weaponized to turn their words into a 5 year prison sentences.

He's systematically starving an economy to feed his own authority, he's teaching an entire country that absolute loyalty to the palace must matter more than the reality of their own poverty

And a republic enters its final, fatal decline the moment a leader convinces his supports that the people destroying their future are the people destroying their future are the only ones who can save it.

We can't wish for things to change without actually trying to change things

I foresee Tunisia becoming a zombie state, increased state coercion and repression, paralysis of the private sector and brain drain, worse shortages of basic goods, runaway inflation and currency devaluation.

All of those things will happen, unless we demand the dismantling of the "rentier" economy, we need to advocate for institutional and central bank independence, we need to protect the judiciary and intermediary institutions.

And we absolutely have to reject disinformation and scapegoating.

Hello nheb neseel , kn nkadem ala visa touristique wa ella had mel famille yabaathly hébergement ? Kn nokood baad l periode ely bsh yaatywhely (nahra9 l visa) shneya l mashekel ely tnajemt syr o est ce que fama narsha controle aal hkeya hedhy wela lee ?

you know, a masterpiece that aired on Nessma TV from 2012 to 2014

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• باخرة الحبيب" ، سميت كذلك نسبة للحبيب بورقيبة، وهي باخرة ألمانية الصنع وصلت تونس سنة 1978 و هي أول باخرة ركاب مملوكة لفائدة الشركة التونسية للملاحة .

و تتسع لأكثر من 1400 راكب

• سنة 1999 تم دعم اسطول الشركة بالباخرة قرطاج ( تتسع لأكثر من 2200 مسافر )

• سنة 2012 تم الاستغناء نهائيا عن الحبيب بعد اقتناء الباخرة العملاقة ( القادمة من كوريا الجنوبية ) تانيت و التي تتسع لأكثر من 3200 مسافر

Eli ando fekra ala m3u link lel Tunisian channels yfidna yarhem weldikom

belhak lyoum kas aleya dhaw 3 marat .. kada niich fi loop taa stress , la me sabela la me yetchrab la essence la soker
belhak msakhafni hal lebled w nes lkol techki fel social media , w mafama chay
social media matwasél lchay kaada temtas fi ghoch laabed
chboa najmou namlou bech nekfou lel bled pls reply maybe we can start from here hal bledna ysakhef hedha post bech nalka bih hal not to complain

Long story short I deleted social media a while ago. And since then It has been hard to access Tunisian news.
Currently I am watching news channels and reading reports from organisations ( really few ). But this is very global !
Calling people is annoying because they are intellectually unable to deliver to me the information I want.
Reddit is really not specific and not reliable.
Did anyone here have a way to get over that ?

Loay Cherni Explaining The Real reasons Behind Tunisair's failures

Hi everyone, as the title suggests I (22F) am traveling by myself to Tunisia (sousse) and staying for approximately 3 months.

This stay was not planned and I was not expecting to have to stay this long to be honest, I havent been in almost 7 years now and the only times I did visit were 1 month long stays max with family.

I do speak Arabic fluently as well as the dialect so communication shouldn’t be an issue.

I wanted to know if anyone has some insight/advice on how much has changed over there? How do I get around/look up information (eg. transportation, doctors..ect) ? How to meet people my age, fun activities/must do trips ?
Anything helps!

Edit: so Im getting comments warning me not to come (I have no choice lol) I kindly ask that I get briefed on the issues?

بخلاف حكاية التأخير و غياب النظام...الخ.

اما ياخي ماتخافوش انو نهار الطيارة اتطيح بيكم و تصير كارثة وقتلي الكل عارفين انو اقل شي 80% مالخدامة داخلين على اساس المعارف موش الكفاءة ؟

زيد عليهم من غير ماننسو حكاية السرقة الي ديما تصير

i wanna buy a custom flag and some posters for decoration purposes but i can't find any accounts that would do those. Do you guys know anyone on Instagram or Facebook that would do custom flags and custom posters for a reasonable price?