Saudi to Give Cash-Strapped Tunisia $500M in Assistance
Saudi Arabia said it will give Tunisia financial assistance valued at $500 million, including a $100 million grant.
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Putting Tunisian Democracy Together Again
As Tunisia is losing its grasp on institutional accountability, political rights, and basic civil liberties, it's time for the US ...
Six Migrants Drown Off Tunisia, 30 Missing
Six migrants drowned and 30 were missing off the coast of Tunisia after their boat sank during a bid to ...
Bodies of 20 Migrants Retrieved Off Tunisia, Ministry Says
The coastguard on Thursday retrieved the bodies of 20 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa from waters off Tunisia after their boat ...
Berbers: North Africa’s Marginalized Indigenous People
The Berbers settled into the North African region long before the Arabs; and yet, they continue to struggle to achieve ...
Tunisia Risks Fresh Political Deadlock as PM Resigns
Tunisia's prime minister quit Wednesday after less than five months in office, threatening fresh political deadlock as the nation battles ...
What Does Tunisia’s Election Reveal About Democratic Progress?
Taken in by a wave of 'democratic enthusiasm' for the 'Tunisian model,' very few pointed out that less than half ...
Dozens of Migrants Stranded Off Tunisia for 15 Days: UN
Dozens of migrants rescued in international waters off Tunisia are still stranded 15 days later as authorities refuse to allow ...
Tunisia Stops Rescued Migrants From Coming Ashore
Tunisian authorities were stopping 75 migrants saved at sea from coming ashore, according to a rights group and the captain ...
Will Sudan’s Transition Succeed? Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa
While there is some room for optimism for a new era of democracy and civilian rule in Sudan, the legacy ...
Will Democratic Transition Succeed in Algeria?
Algerians want and deserve better than the autocracy of recent years or the violent conflict of the 1990s, but the ...
Inheritance Reform Could Threaten Tunisia’s Democratization Process
The success of the Tunisian "spring" was in large part due to the willingness of seculars and Islamists to make ...
Youssef Cherif: Tunisian Elections Proof of Democratic Transition
Eight years ago, Tunisia was the first domino to fall in the Middle East. But it remained as the only ...
Tunisia’s Revolutionary Youth Disillusioned Ahead of Polls
Clean streets, functional transportation, a football field... young Tunisians aren't asking for the moon from their soon-to-be elected officials, but ...
Italian Police Break Tunisian Human-Trafficking Ring
Italian police broke up a gang including suspects with jihadist sympathies who charged migrants thousands of euros to rush them ...
Tunisia President Discusses Reforms With Unions, Employers After Protests
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi held talks with political parties, unions and employers to discuss means to overcome a week ...
Old Wounds Take Tunisians Back to Streets Again
While Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution aimed to bring about greater economic improvement, life has actually deteriorated for Tunisians.
More Than 200 Arrested, Dozens Hurt in Tunisia Unrest
More than 200 people were arrested and dozens hurt during clashes in several parts of Tunisia, the interior ministry said ...
Has Democracy Succeeded in Tunisia?
Tunisia is the birthplace of the Arab Spring, and is hailed as the only Arab nation to achieve democracy. While ...
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