We have started to collect the most important news related to Tunisia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
There have been scenes of celebration on the streets of Tunisia after the country's president agreed a number of concessions following a week of protests.
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Tunisia's opposition welcomes a speech by the country's president of 23 years saying he will not seek a new term in office in 2014.
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Tunisia's president of 23 years says he will not seek a new term in office in 2014, after widespread deadly violence over corruption and poverty.
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Tunisia's president has said he will not seek a new term in office in 2014 following widespread protests which have left at least 23 people dead.
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Security forces open fire in the Tunisian capital Tunis, as unrest continues despite a night-time curfew and the deployment of troops.
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Gunfire has been heard during protests in the centre of Tunisian capital Tunis.
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There are reports of further violence overnight in Tunisia's capital, Tunis, despite a dusk-to-dawn curfew imposed after weeks of nationwide protest.
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The Tunisian government imposes a night-time curfew in the capital Tunis, as protesters clash with police after weeks of nationwide unrest.
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The Tunisian president has dismissed his interior minister and ordered the release of most of those detained during recent protests.
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Tunisia's president dismisses Interior Minister Rafik Belhaj Kacem in an attempt to quell weeks of protest over rising prices and unemployment.
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Fresh protests have broken out in the Tunisian capital, Tunis, as authorities face the country's most serious unrest for decades.
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At least 35 people have been killed in violent unrest in Tunisia, according to a human rights group - the authorities say 21 have died.
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Are riots in both Algeria and Tunisia a coincidence or trend?
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Tunisia orders all schools and universities to be closed indefinitely following deadly protests linked to anger over unemployment.
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Tunisia protests over food prices and unemployment leave 14 dead
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Tunisia orders all schools and universities to be closed indefinitely following deadly protests linked to anger over unemployment.
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At least 14 people are killed as Tunisian police fire on crowds during the latest protests over unemployment.
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Protests in Tunisia have turned violent after fourteen demonstrators were killed.
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The US state department summons Tunisia's ambassador to Washington to express concerns about protests in the North African country.
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A man who helped Malian police arrest a Tunisian national as he attacked the French embassy in the capital, Bamako, is hailed as a hero for his bravery.
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A Tunisian who set off violent protests over unemployment in the North Africa nation by setting himself on fire dies in hospital.
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Key websites of the Tunisian government are taken offline by a group that recently attacked sites and services perceived to be anti-Wikileaks.
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The president of Tunisia says recent violent protests over high unemployment levels were "not acceptable", and that rioters would be punished.
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Scuffles break out between police and protesters in Tunis, during a demonstration calling for measures to address high unemployment levels.
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A protester in Tunisia is shot dead and several others are hurt as security forces open fire during violent clashes, officials say.
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