We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Gunmen assassinate Tunisian opposition leader Mohamed Brahmi, sparking protests in cities across the country.
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Sand dunes migrating over the Tunisian desert are poised to bury a famous Star Wars film set.
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French President Francois Hollande praises Tunisia as "a model in the region" and pledges another 500m euros to support its transition to democracy.
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Tunisian rapper Ala Yaacoub, known as Weld El 15, is freed from jail after his sentence for insulting and threatening the police is cut.
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Three European members of the feminist group Femen are freed in Tunisia, after a court suspends a jail term for a topless protest.
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Mothers travel from Tunisia in a bid to free their jailed sons
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Tunisian rapper Ala Yaacoub, known as Weld El 15, is sentenced to two years for insulting and threatening police, as clashes take place outside court.
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Three European feminists are sentenced to four months in prison in Tunisia for staging a topless protest in support of a detained activist.
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Two Tunisian soldiers are killed and at least another two wounded in a roadside explosion as they hunt al-Qaeda-linked militants near the border with Algeria, the army says.
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Two Tunisians - the blogger under threat and the hardline Islamist
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Three members of feminist group Femen appear in court in Tunis after holding a topless protest in support of a detained Tunisian activist.
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A prominent member of the feminist group, Femen, has gone on trial in Tunisia, charged with carrying an "incendiary object".
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A Tunisian court has given 20 people two-year suspended jail terms for an attack on the US embassy in Tunis in September 2012, their lawyer says.
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A man has died of the novel coronavirus (NCoV) in Tunisia, in what is believed to be the first such case in Africa.
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One protester has died as tensions rise in Tunisia between hardline Salafists and the country's moderate Islamist government.
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Clashes between Tunisian police and hundreds of supporters of the radical Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia leave one person dead and others injured.
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Tunisia bans the radical Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia from holding a meeting in the city of Kairouan, raising fears of possible violence.
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A Tunisian man who allegedly met one of the men suspected of plotting to bomb a Canadian train has been charged with visa fraud in New York, prosecutors say.
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Sakher El Materi, son-in-law of ousted Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, has been granted asylum in the Seychelles, officials say.
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A slump in the number of visitors to Tunisia since the country's revolution has forced those in the tourism industry to rethink their businesses.
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Tunisia receives $29m from what it calls looted assets held abroad by ousted President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali.
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Are Tunisia's women gaining or losing their freedoms?
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A Tunisian cigarette vendor dies after setting himself on fire in an act reminiscent of the event which triggered the "Arab Spring".
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Tunisian Prime Minister-designate Ali Larayedh says he has presented the line-up of a new Islamist-led government to President Moncef Marzouki.
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Tunisian Prime Minister-designate Ali Larayedh says the line-up of a new government has been agreed and will be presented to the president on Friday.
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