Food and Drink Video. A taste of heritage: How Tunisia’s harissa became a global favourite Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 18/01/2025 - 13:17 GMT+1 Tunisia's Harissa Festival in the coastal town of Nabeul celebrates the spicy condiment's global rise following its 2022 UNESCO recognition. … More Video Tunisia african cuisine UNESCO UNESCO Cultural Heritage List Food Top stories Now playing Next A taste of heritage: How Tunisia’s harissa became a global favourite Now playing Next South African protesters call for undocumented migrants to leave Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | June 30th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next At Cannes Lions, EY says the future of AI is deeply personal and human Now playing Next IKEA’s Dorothée Gardon on navigating AI innovation and viral moments Now playing Next Denmark’s Christian coming-of-age ritual gets a secular rethink Now playing Next Monaco blast not being probed as 'terrorist' attack, prosecutor says Now playing Next Europe's record heatwave shifts east, death toll tops 1,300 Now playing Next Neither pro nor con: EU declines to take stand on AC amid heatwave Now playing Next Shooter in child custody dispute kills six at German family shelter Now playing Next Portuguese graphene that hides jets and drones may transform defence Now playing Next Legendary St. Bernard rescue dogs still roam the Swiss Alps Now playing Next Supreme Court strikes down Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship Now playing Next Thousands soaked in wine at Spain's iconic festival Now playing Next 2026 Islamic Development Bank Annual Meetings Now playing Next At least four trapped after apartment block collapses in Athens, fire brigade says More videos
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