We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Tunisian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi announces he is resigning, a key demand of demonstrators following last month's uprising.
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There have been clashes on the streets of Tunis as protesters call for the resignation of Tunisia's interim prime minister.
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The Tunisian authorities say three people have been killed in clashes between demonstrators and security forces in the capital Tunis.
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As thousands try to cross the border from protest-hit Libya into Tunisia, the Red Cross has warned that people are being injured as the overwhelmed authorities struggle to cope.
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Three people die in clashes between security forces and protesters in the Tunisian capital in a second day of unrest.
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Tunisia is formally requesting the extradition of ex-President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali from Saudi Arabia, where he fled last month.
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Tunisia requests the extradition of ousted President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali from Saudi Arabia, where he fled last month amid popular protests.
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Tunisian police disperse dozens of Islamists demanding the closure of a brothel in the capital Tunis.
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Deposed Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali is seriously ill in a Saudi hospital, according to reports.
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France's Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie defends a property deal between her parents and an associate of the ousted Tunisian president.
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Italy warns that an influx of Tunisian migrants arriving on its shores could have dire consequences for all European nations.
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Thousands of demonstrators in Iran are making their voices heard inspired by the recent uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia.
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Italy struggles to cope with a crisis on the tiny island of Lampedusa after thousands of migrants arrived from Tunisia.
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The Tunisian government rejects calls from Rome to deploy Italian police officers on its territory to tackle a sudden wave of migration.
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The Tunisian government has condemned calls from Rome to deploy Italian police in Tunisia to tackle a sudden wave of migration.
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Italy is to ask for permission to deploy police officers in Tunisia to tackle a sudden wave of migration, the interior minister says.
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The Italian government has declared a humanitarian emergency after nearly 3,000 migrants arrive in the country in the last few days.
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Italy declares a humanitarian emergency after nearly 3,000 migrants, mostly from Tunisia, arrive in the space of a few days.
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Iranian opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi has been put under house arrest, his website says, after he called for a rally in support of Egypt and Tunisia's popular uprisings.
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King Abdullah of Jordan swears in a new cabinet after nationwide protests inspired by the unrest in Tunisia and Egypt.
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Tunisia's senate passes legislation giving the interim president powers to rule by decree and sidestep the parliament dominated by the ousted leader's associates.
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UK Foreign Secretary William Hague meets Tunisia's interim prime minister at the start of a tour of North African and Middle Eastern countries affected by demands for political change.
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Travel firm Thomas Cook warns that the political unrest in Egypt and Tunisia will hit its profits by an estimated £20m.
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French Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie, facing calls to resign, admits she was wrong to fly on a Tunisian businessman's plane.
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Tunisia shuts down the former ruling RCD party, three weeks after ex-President Ben Ali fled abroad amid opposition demonstrations.
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