The Cafe - Tunisia: The Arab Spring's success story?
Tunisia inspired ordinary people to take to the streets from Morocco to Baghdad, and similar revolutions have toppled the leaders of Egypt and Libya. Tunisians are now trying to figure out the move from revolution to a democratic function state.
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Fresh fierce clashes in Tunisia as cops fire tear gas, govt dismissed
Tunisia has sworn in a new interim president and he has asked the prime minister to form a unity government. Longtime autocratic ruler President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fled the country Friday for Saudi Arabia following a popular uprising and deadly riots. Fouad Mebazaa, the former president of t...
Sidi Bouzid a year after Tunisia's uprising
The uprising in Tunisia began exactly a year ago when young fruit seller Mohammad Bouazizi set himself on fire to protest against injustice and humiliation. Now, protesters have gathered outside the governor's office in the Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid, poor, and very angry. According to one prot...
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Al-Nahda claims victory in Tunisia poll
The moderate Islamist al-Nahda party has claimed to have won more than 30 per cent of the 217-seat Constituent Assembly in Tunisia's historic elections. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Tunis, the Tunisian capital.
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Tunisian stew rich in tradition
Merely a stone's throw away from the Algerian border is the Tunisian town of Nefta. The large oasis town became a trading hub, with routes spread across the Sahara desert, and over the centuries people of various nationalities and countries contributed to the flow of gastronomic influences. While...
Lina Ben Mhenni - Oslo Freedom Forum 2011
Despite her role as a leading Tunisian blogger and cyber activist, Ben Mhenni asserts that the importance of social media in the Arab revolutions is exaggerated. They certainly helped in bringing people together to oppose dictators, but other methods of communication and technologies were critica...
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Tunisian Elections - Canberra, Australia (Élections tunisiennes à Canberra en Australie)
The first democratic election being held in Australia and the first Tunisian citizen to cast a vote. A proud and historic moment for Tunisia.
Tunisia's press blackout
In Tunisia, at least 14 people have been killed in protests against high unemployment and high prices. And after days of unrest in neighbouring Algeria, the government is promising to slash some food prices to try and defuse anger. As Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley reports, government censorship is ma...
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Eid El Adha celebrations in Tunisia
Eid el Adha is a great opportunity for Tunisians to gather and see their family and friends. Businesses close for at least 3 days and most people go back to their hometowns and eat traditional Eid meals. This video shows the preparations and the sacrifice of the sheep on the Eid Day. (WARNING: Th...
Tunisian migrants seek return after 'abuse'
Thousands of Tunisians fled to neighbouring Italy shortly after a revolution in their country in January. Having undergone their risky journeys, many of the migrants wished to move on to other European countries but were denied entry at the border. Al Jazeera's Casey Kauffman reports from Genoa i...
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Speak Out Tunisia
(kck.st Speak Out Tunisia is a citizen journalism training project that aims to teach a diverse group of Tunisian citizens about digital media and online journalism. After 23 years of oppression without a free press under Dictator Ben Ali, Speak Out Tunisia seeks to return the power of a free and...
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Inside Story - Tunisia's unemployment crisis
Tunisians take to the streets for the second week. The protesters say they have been pushed to the brink by the high levels of unemployment in Tunisia. Is it just about the economy or are deeper issues driving the protests?
Conservative Muslims clash with secularists in Tunisia
Tunisian police have arrested Islamist activists after they clashed with a group of lawyers outside the capital's main courthouse, as tensions rise over the country's post-revolutionary future. They were demanding the release of their comrades, arrested during protests over a film some said offen...
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Tunisian police join protesters
In just a week,Tunisia has changed beyond recognition, with the freedoms the public now enjoys unthinkable under the previous regime. Protesters have now been joined by a small number of police - it would be a turning point if this now spreads to wider sections of the force. Al Jazeera's Nazanin ...
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Tunisia jobless protests rage
Escalating unrest over unemployment in Tunisia, with a rare display of public protest in the capital. Anti-government protests in Tunisia have spread to the capital. The demonstrations began 10 days ago in a central rural region - where people are upset about poor living conditions. And now, some...
Tunisia in turmoil after uprising
Tunisia's military is on the streets of Tunisia's major cities following the ousting of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the country's long-time president. But the departure of Ben Ali has brought with it a measure of uncertainty. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from Tunis.
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