Editorial Standards

Accuracy, fairness and transparency are the foundation of everything News Tunisia publishes. These standards are our promise so that readers can trust what they read on News Tunisia.

Fact-checking and sources

• Official sources first — We prioritize primary sources such as announcements and statistics from the Tunisian government, public institutions and international organizations.
• Cross-checking — News articles are published only after facts have been checked across several independent outlets and sources. We never use unverified figures, institutions or quotes.
• Careful wording — We state only what our checks support, and we label estimates, forecasts and claims as such.

Fairness

We do not speak for any political party, company or group. On disputed issues we report official positions and confirmed facts in a balanced way, and we keep facts separate from interpretation and outlook.

Use of artificial intelligence (AI)

News Tunisia is published in 50 languages. Our editorial team writes each language edition natively, using AI tools to organize material and to write. AI-assisted articles are held to the same sourcing rules and quality checks, and anything that falls short is not published.

Corrections

When an error is confirmed, we fix it promptly and note significant corrections in the article. Requests for corrections or replies are welcome through Tips & Contact.

Advertising and news are separate

Advertising and partnerships do not influence which stories we cover or what they say, and ads are clearly marked as distinct from articles.

Privacy and human rights

We do not publish information that identifies private individuals, such as their names, faces or contact details, and we avoid defamatory or discriminatory language.