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Soldier Kills Comrades in Tunis Barracks Shooting
A Tunisian soldier opened fire on comrades near parliament on Monday, killing some of them before being shot dead, but the interior ministry said it was not a "terrorist" attack.
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Tunis Museum Assailant Was High School Loner
Jabeur Khachnaoui, one of Tunisia's Bardo museum assailants, was months away from graduating from high school when he abruptly left home and went to Libya, a relative told AFP on Friday.
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Guards Were Having Coffee During Tunis Museum Attack: Senior Politician
The guards supposed to be protecting Tunisia's parliament and the nearby national museum were having coffee at the time of this week's deadly assault, a senior politician said today.
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Tunisia Arrests 4 Family Members of Museum Assailant
Four relatives of an assailant killed in the deadly attack on the Bardo museum in the Tunisian capital have been arrested, the family and police said today.
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9 Suspects Arrested Over Tunis Attack: Presidency
Nine people suspected of links with the gunmen who attacked a Tunis museum leaving 21 dead have been arrested, the presidency announced today.
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Tunis Attack Museum to Reopen by Tuesday: Minister
Tunisia's National Bardo Museum will reopen early next week following the attack on foreign tourists that left at least 21 people dead, the culture minister said on Thursday.
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2 Spanish Tourists Found Hiding in Tunis Attack Museum
Two Spanish tourists have been found alive following Wednesday's deadly attack on a Tunis museum after spending the night hiding inside, the emergency services said.
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Silent Demonstration Called Outside Tunis Attack Museum
Tunisia's main trade union confederation and other civil society groups called for a silent demonstration today outside the Tunis museum where 17 foreign tourists and two Tunisians were killed.
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9 Tunisian Tourist Victims Were on a Cruise
Nine of the 17 tourists killed at a Tunisian museum on Wednesday were passengers on the MSC Spendida cruise ship, the tour company said today.
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2 British People 'Caught Up' in Tunisia Attack
Two British people were "caught up" in a gun attack on Tunisia's national museum that killed 17 foreign tourists, a spokesman for London's foreign ministry said today.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Condemns 'Deplorable' Tunis Attack
Ban "condemns in the strongest terms today's attack" against the Bardo Museum and "conveys his deepest condolences to the families of the victims of this deplorable act," said his deputy spokesman Farhan Haq.
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Soldier Kills Comrades in Tunis Barracks Shooting
A Tunisian soldier opened fire on comrades near parliament on Monday, killing some of them before being shot dead, but the interior ministry said it was not a "terrorist" attack.
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Tunis Museum Assailant Was High School Loner
Jabeur Khachnaoui, one of Tunisia's Bardo museum assailants, was months away from graduating from high school when he abruptly left home and went to Libya, a relative told AFP on Friday.
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Guards Were Having Coffee During Tunis Museum Attack: Senior Politician
The guards supposed to be protecting Tunisia's parliament and the nearby national museum were having coffee at the time of this week's deadly assault, a senior politician said today.
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Tunisia Arrests 4 Family Members of Museum Assailant
Four relatives of an assailant killed in the deadly attack on the Bardo museum in the Tunisian capital have been arrested, the family and police said today.
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9 Suspects Arrested Over Tunis Attack: Presidency
Nine people suspected of links with the gunmen who attacked a Tunis museum leaving 21 dead have been arrested, the presidency announced today.
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Tunis Attack Museum to Reopen by Tuesday: Minister
Tunisia's National Bardo Museum will reopen early next week following the attack on foreign tourists that left at least 21 people dead, the culture minister said on Thursday.
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2 Spanish Tourists Found Hiding in Tunis Attack Museum
Two Spanish tourists have been found alive following Wednesday's deadly attack on a Tunis museum after spending the night hiding inside, the emergency services said.
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Silent Demonstration Called Outside Tunis Attack Museum
Tunisia's main trade union confederation and other civil society groups called for a silent demonstration today outside the Tunis museum where 17 foreign tourists and two Tunisians were killed.
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9 Tunisian Tourist Victims Were on a Cruise
Nine of the 17 tourists killed at a Tunisian museum on Wednesday were passengers on the MSC Spendida cruise ship, the tour company said today.
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2 British People 'Caught Up' in Tunisia Attack
Two British people were "caught up" in a gun attack on Tunisia's national museum that killed 17 foreign tourists, a spokesman for London's foreign ministry said today.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Condemns 'Deplorable' Tunis Attack
Ban "condemns in the strongest terms today's attack" against the Bardo Museum and "conveys his deepest condolences to the families of the victims of this deplorable act," said his deputy spokesman Farhan Haq.
