A new article in *Business News* challenges the long-held assumption of Tunisia’s inherent Mediterranean identity. Traditionally, Tunisia has been defined by its geographic location, ports, shared history with civilizations like Carthage, and established trade routes connecting it to cities like Palermo and Alexandria. However, the piece suggests that historical evidence may complicate this seemingly fixed notion of belonging. The author, Amin Ben Khaled, implies that a closer look at history reveals a more nuanced and perhaps contested relationship with the Mediterranean world. The article posits that what was once considered a definitive aspect of Tunisian identity is now open for re-evaluation. This prompts a re-examination of the foundational narratives that have shaped the nation’s self-perception. Ultimately, the piece raises the possibility that Tunisia’s identity may not be as settled as previously believed.