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Tunisia Parliament Approves New Unity Government
Tunisia's parliament on Friday resoundingly approved the new unity government of Youssef Chahed, supporting a cabinet line-up which will have to tackle the country's pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia Ruling Party Lawmakers Resign From Parliament
Thirty two Tunisian lawmakers accused President Beji Caid Essebsi's son of meddling and resigned from the ruling party bloc in parliament today, allowing Islamist rivals to become the largest party.
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Israel Deports Tunisia Ex-President After Halting Gaza Bid
Israel has deported Tunisian ex-president Moncef Marzouki and European parliament member Ana Miranda after they took part in a flotilla seeking to defy its Gaza blockade, an official said.
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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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Security Concerns Delay Reopening of Tunisia National Museum
Tunisia's national museum today delayed a planned reopening after last week's attack on foreign tourists due to security concerns, its head of communications Hanene Srarfi told AFP.
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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 Says Museum Gunmen Trained in Libya
The two gunmen who killed 21 people in an attack on foreign tourists at a Tunis museum trained at a militant camp in Libya, Tunisia's secretary of state for security said.
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US Condemns Attack at Museum in Tunis, Backs Government: John Kerry
The United States condemns today's attack at Tunisia's national museum, US Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement.
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Gunmen Attack Tunisian Museum, Kill 8 Tourists and Take Hostages
Gunmen opened fire on tourists getting off buses outside Tunisia's national museum on Wednesday, killing seven foreigners and a Tunisian and taking others hostage inside the building, witnesses and officials said.
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Gunmen Attack Tunisian Parliament, May Have Taken Hostages: Local Radio
Three gunmen have attacked Tunisia's parliament building, local radio reported, citing one of its reporters at the scene.
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Tunisia's New President to Be Sworn in Wednesday
Newly elected Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi will be sworn in Wednesday at a ceremony in the parliament, which is dominated by his anti-Islamist Nidaa Tounes party, officials said.
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Tunisians Elect New Parliament to Consolidate Young Democracy
Tunisians elected a new parliament on Sunday bringing full democracy within their reach almost four years after an uprising cast out autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali and inspired the "Arab Spring" revolts.
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Tunisia Parliament Approves New Unity Government
Tunisia's parliament on Friday resoundingly approved the new unity government of Youssef Chahed, supporting a cabinet line-up which will have to tackle the country's pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia Ruling Party Lawmakers Resign From Parliament
Thirty two Tunisian lawmakers accused President Beji Caid Essebsi's son of meddling and resigned from the ruling party bloc in parliament today, allowing Islamist rivals to become the largest party.
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Israel Deports Tunisia Ex-President After Halting Gaza Bid
Israel has deported Tunisian ex-president Moncef Marzouki and European parliament member Ana Miranda after they took part in a flotilla seeking to defy its Gaza blockade, an official said.
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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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Security Concerns Delay Reopening of Tunisia National Museum
Tunisia's national museum today delayed a planned reopening after last week's attack on foreign tourists due to security concerns, its head of communications Hanene Srarfi told AFP.
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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 Says Museum Gunmen Trained in Libya
The two gunmen who killed 21 people in an attack on foreign tourists at a Tunis museum trained at a militant camp in Libya, Tunisia's secretary of state for security said.
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US Condemns Attack at Museum in Tunis, Backs Government: John Kerry
The United States condemns today's attack at Tunisia's national museum, US Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement.
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Gunmen Attack Tunisian Museum, Kill 8 Tourists and Take Hostages
Gunmen opened fire on tourists getting off buses outside Tunisia's national museum on Wednesday, killing seven foreigners and a Tunisian and taking others hostage inside the building, witnesses and officials said.
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Gunmen Attack Tunisian Parliament, May Have Taken Hostages: Local Radio
Three gunmen have attacked Tunisia's parliament building, local radio reported, citing one of its reporters at the scene.
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Tunisia's New President to Be Sworn in Wednesday
Newly elected Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi will be sworn in Wednesday at a ceremony in the parliament, which is dominated by his anti-Islamist Nidaa Tounes party, officials said.
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Tunisians Elect New Parliament to Consolidate Young Democracy
Tunisians elected a new parliament on Sunday bringing full democracy within their reach almost four years after an uprising cast out autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali and inspired the "Arab Spring" revolts.
