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Tunisia: Ghannouchi boycotts interrogation sessions - Vimarsana News

Tunisia: Ghannouchi boycotts interrogation sessions

The leader of Tunisia's Ennahda Movement, Rached Ghannouchi, yesterday boycotted his interrogation sessions, said Mukhtar Al-Jama'i, a member of Ghannouchi's defence team. Al-Jama'i said that summoni...

Campaign of arrests hurts Tunisia's image, opposition says - Vimarsana News

Campaign of arrests hurts Tunisia's image, opposition says

Four Tunisian parties yesterday warned that the campaign of arrests and the deteriorating political situation reflect a 'bad image' of the country, Anadolu reported. This came during a press conf...

Tunisian Opposition Parties Avoid Alliance with Ennahda - Vimarsana News

Tunisian Opposition Parties Avoid Alliance with Ennahda

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

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Questions as French writer Bernard Levy named as conspirator against Tunisia president - Vimarsana News

Questions as French writer Bernard Levy named as conspirator against Tunisia president

Social networking users in Tunisia have been sharing the names of people accused of conspiring against President Kais Saied including French writer Bernard Henri Levy who is nicknamed the 'Godfather...

Tunisia: 5 parties reject gov't plan to 'liquidate' opponents - Vimarsana News

Tunisia: 5 parties reject gov't plan to 'liquidate' opponents

Five Tunisian parties yesterday expressed their rejection of the authorities' plan to resort to Decree 54 to eradicate political opponents. In a joint statement the Workers' Party, Republican Party...