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Pandemic drives down Tunisia’s tourism revenue by 65%

04/02/2021

Tunisia’s tourism revenue plunged by 65% in 2020 compared to 2019, to around $746 million, official figures showed on Thursday, as the impact of the

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Four Tunisian Soldiers Killed In Landmine Blast: Ministry

03/02/2021

A landmine blast killed four Tunisian soldiers on Wednesday during a counter-terrorism operation in mountainous central Tunisia, the defence ministry said. « Four soldiers who were

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Tunisia Tries to Help Migrants Avoid Slavery

01/02/2021

Trying to prevent modern slavery, a Tunisian anti-trafficking body has last week released information cards intending to educate the increased number of human trafficking victims

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We Need a 'Switch Over' to a Parliamentary System – Tunisia's Speaker Ghannouchi

01/02/2021

Ghannouchi said on Sunday at a virtual meeting with Tunisians living in the US that President Kais Saied’s refrain from inviting the new Cabinet ministers

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Exclusive: Tunisia to issue up to $3 billion debt and push reforms this year, finance minister says

31/01/2021

TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisia will issue debt worth up to $3 billion this year and aims to roll over some existing credit arrangements while setting

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Tunisian President receives poison letter, aide falls ill

29/01/2021

The office of Tunisian President Kais Saied said Thursday that he had been the victim of an “attempted poisoning” via a letter addressed to him

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Tunisia: Investigate circumstances of a young man's death following reckless tear gas use by police

28/01/2021

Tunisian authorities must conduct a thorough and impartial investigation into the death of a young man and the serious injury of another, after reports that

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Tunisian cabinet reshuffled after violent protests

28/01/2021

Ten years after Tunisians toppled their regime and sparked uprisings across the Arab world, they are back on the streets of Tunis and other cities.

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'Things are getting worse': Tunisia protests rage on as latest victim named

27/01/2021

The latest victim of Tunisia’s current unrest has been named as Haykel Rachdi, from Sbeitla in Kasserine, near the Algerian border. He died of his

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Tunisia's Parliament Approves Cabinet Reshuffle Amid Protests

26/01/2021

TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisia’s parliament on Tuesday approved a Cabinet reshuffle that deepened the conflict between the prime minister and the president, as hundreds protested