Yasmine Ryan

A state of emergency was declared in Tunisia this week following an ISIL terrorist attack that killed 13 people on a presidential guard bus. It was the third attack by Islamic State in Tunisia this… Audio

It took him 30 years but the week before last retired DGSE agent Jean-Luc Kister apologised for his part in the killing of Fernando Pereira in the 1985 Rainbow Warrior bombing. Tunis-based freelance… Audio

After two unprecedented massacres, both claimed by the Islamic State, Tunisia is now building a huge wall on the border. Audio

Tunisian authorities have arrested a group of suspects associated with the gunman who killed 39 people, mainly British tourists, in a beach hotel attack claimed by Islamic State. authorities have… Audio

There are calls for a crackdown in Tunisia after Islamist militants killed 22 people in the Bardo museum last month. Audio

Seventeen foreign tourists have been killed in a deadly terrorist attack at the Bardo museum in Tunisia's capital, Tunis. Audio

Libya has seen many changes, and much turmoil since Muammar Gaddafi's opponents rose up against him in the wake of the Arab spring.. Audio

freelance New Zealand journalist Yasmine Ryan on the elections in Tunisia. Audio

New Zealand journalist working for Al Jazeera English, who has been covering the Arab uprisings since the protests first erupted in Tunisia in December. Audio

Hopes are fading that a New Zealand journalist detained in Yemen will be freed anytime soon. Audio