We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Tunisian national Nizar Trabelsi, jailed in Belgium in 2003 for planning to attack a Nato air base, is extradited to the US on further charges.
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Growing dismay on streets of Tunisia
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Tunisia's Islamist-led government agrees to hand power in the next few weeks to a caretaker government that will oversee new elections.
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Tunisian rapper Ahmed Ben Ahmed, known as Klay BBJ, is sentenced to six months in jail for insulting the authorities in his songs.
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Cape Verde have been ruled out of the African 2014 World Cup play-offs for using an ineligible player, Tunisia qualify instead.
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Two suspected members of Tunisia's Ansar al-Sharia militant group have been killed and two more - including the group's deputy leader - have been arrested, officials say.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators have marched in the Tunisian capital, Tunis, calling for the resignation of the Islamist-led government.
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Tunisian rapper Weld El 15 is sentenced to 21 months in prison for insulting the police, just two months after he was freed following public protests.
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Thousands of opposition supporters march in Tunisia's capital Tunis, demanding the immediate resignation of the Islamist-led government.
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Tunisia declares the Salafist Ansar al-Sharia movement a "terrorist group", blaming it for the assassinations of two secular politicians.
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Thousands of Tunisians rally in the capital Tunis as opposition leaders call for a week of protests against the Islamist-led government.
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Tens of thousands march in Tunisia's capital to demand the Islamist-led government resign, as the constituent assembly is suspended.
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Tunisia's constituent assembly is suspended until the Islamist-led government and secular opposition begin talks to resolve a political crisis.
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Tunisian police kill a suspected Islamist and arrest at least four others Tunis, as pro and anti-government rallies are held.
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Tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in support of Tunisia's governing Islamist movement in one of the biggest demonstrations since the 2011 revolution.
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Thousands of Tunisians gather at a rally in the capital Tunis in support of the government, as opposition groups prepare a counter-protest.
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Tension grows in birthplace of Tunisia's uprising
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Tunisia has launched a major ground and air offensive against Islamist militants near the Algerian border, an armed forces spokesman says.
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Tunisia's Education Minister Salem Labyedh has resigned following the assassination of opposition MP Mohamed Brahmi, the prime minister's office has said.
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Tunisia's alternative law enforcers challenging the state
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Tunisia's Islamist-led government will not step down despite opposition demands and will hold elections in December, the prime minister says.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of demonstrators outside the country's parliament on Saturday, following the state funeral of the opposition politician Mohamed Brahmi.
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Tunisia holds a state funeral for opposition leader Mohamed Brahmi who was killed on Thursday - the second such incident this year.
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Tunisia opposition leader Mohamed Brahmi was killed with the same gun as another leftist, with a Salafist suspected of involvement, officials say.
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Tunisia's largest trade union stages a general strike over the killing of opposition party leader Mohammed Brahmi in the capital, Tunis.
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