We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A search continues for survivors after the boat heading to Italy capsized near the city of Sfax.
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Three people were stabbed to death in Nice in what France says was an "Islamist terrorist attack".
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Emna Charqui is sentenced to six months in Tunisia for a Facebook post imitating Islam's holy book.
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Engineering students are helping Tunisia in the fight against Covid-19 by 3D-printing face masks.
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"Freedom, better education and health: that's all we wanted," one of Lina Ben Mhenni's friends says.
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Outrage over the case involving an MP has led to an outpouring of stories about sexual abuse and harassment
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A former law lecturer seems an unlikely choice to win the hearts of young Tunisians voters who want jobs.
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The poll projected a landslide victory for conservative Kais Saied who faced a media mogul rival.
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Some are calling Tunisia's Sunday run-off election a "catastrophe" after two outsiders emerged from the first round.
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Many state-regulated brothels have closed amid pressure from women's rights and religious opponents.
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Tunisian club Esperance are declared African Champions League winners after Wydad are found guilty of abandoning the second leg of the final.
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Beji Caid Essebsi, who was the oldest sitting president in the world, dies in Tunis aged 92.
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Three people are said to have survived after the vessel sank off the town of Zarzis.
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Tunisia is seen as one of the few success stories of the Arab Spring so why have so many of its people lost hope?
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Nidhal Gharibi took his life at the age of 32. His friends say his depression was exacerbated by Tunisia's political and economic situation.
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PM Youssef Chahed warns against spreading "fake news" about the condition of Beji Caid Essebsi, 92.
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Survivors say the boat left Libya on Thursday and ran into trouble during strong waves.
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Ali Haddad is a long-time backer of embattled President Bouteflika who is facing calls to step down.
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Crowds gather at the Rabta hospital, as a bereaved father says officials must be held accountable.
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The country's health ministry said evidence suggested 11 newborns all died from septic shock.
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Born in London, raised in Dublin and now based in Africa, Tunisia international Ayman Ben Mohamed has travelled an unusual road to this month's Fifa Club World Cup.
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Mouna Guebla, 30, was an unemployed English graduate from the eastern region of Mahdia.
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Nine people are injured in the blast, which police suspect was a terrorist attack.
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Italy arrested the six fishermen at sea earlier this month on suspicion of smuggling migrants.
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Italy accuses six Tunisians of smuggling migrants, but supporters say they helped a boat in distress.
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