We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Tunisia names opposition figures alongside sitting ministers in a national unity government, days after a popular revolt toppled the president.
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Tunisia names opposition figures alongside sitting ministers in a national unity government, days after a popular revolt toppled the president.
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Tunisia has formed a national unity government, the country's prime minister has announced, days after a popular revolt ousted the president
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A man has set himself on fire in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, in an apparent copy of a student's protest in Tunisia which led to the government collapsing.
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New protests break out on the streets of Tunisia's capital, hours before the expected announcement of a new national unity government.
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Police in Tunisia have used teargas to break up anti-government demonstrations in the capital, Tunis.
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Swedish tourists are severely beaten after being caught up in the ongoing violence in Tunisia
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Uncertainty continues in Tunisia as the country awaits the announcement of a new unity government by the prime minister in the coming hours.
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No sign of Tunisian uprising spreading to Egypt
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Tunisian forces exchange fire with members of former President Ben Ali's guard, after the ex-head of presidential security is arrested.
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Political leaders in Tunisia launch efforts to end widespread chaos and form a unity government, following the flight of President Ben Ali.
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Tunisian political leaders have started efforts to fill the power vacuum created by the fall of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali amid mass protests.
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All British tourists booked on big tour operator holidays in Tunisia have been helped on flights back to the UK, the Foreign Office confirms.
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Tunisia swears in a new interim leader as looting and deadly jail riots rocked the country after President Ben Ali was swept from power.
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The capital of Tunisia remains under curfew a day after its president fled, with violence, looting and dozens of inmates killed in a prison fire, making it the bloodiest day since protests began.
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Nearly 50 people are reported killed in shooting and rioting at two Tunisian prisons, as security forces struggle to contain unrest after President Ben Ali's removal.
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Tourists returning to the UK describe scenes of violence in Tunisia amid a state of emergency prompted by spreading unrest.
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Security has been stepped up in centre of the Tunisian capital, a day after President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali was forced from power by street protests.
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Holiday makers in Tunisia have been leaving the country as violence in the country escalates.
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Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali flees to Saudi Arabia with his family, after widespread protests force him from office.
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Tunisia's president steps down and flies into exile in Saudi Arabia, after unrest in the capital and other cities.
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Britons start arriving home from Tunisia, with the Foreign Office advising against all but essential travel to the troubled north African country.
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Tunisian police have fired tear gas at rioters in the capital Tunis as thousands of demonstrators demand the resignation of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
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Thousands of demonstrators are on the streets of the Tunisian capital, calling for President Ben Ali to stand down immediately.
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Violence across the African state has claimed at least 23 lives. 17 year-old Sana in Gafsa says the lack of security worries her.
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