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Yet again, Tunisia can show Arab nations the way forward | Issandr El Amrani | Comment is free | The Guardian

Issandr El Amrani: Just as protests in Tunisia led the Arab spring, so its elections can show other Arab nations the way to true democracy

Tunisian elections: Live blog | World news | guardian.co.uk

• Tunisians go to polls in first free election in history • Hope tempered with unease over old regime influence • Islamists expected to win most votes • Region in flux watches as Arab Spring sees first…

Tunisia martyr's mother: honor my son's sacrifice| Reuters

TUNIS (Reuters) - The mother of Mohamed Bouazizi, the Tunisian man who set himself on fire in an act of protest which inspired the Arab Spring, urged the new leaders the country is electing on Sunday to

Mischa Benoit-Lavelle: Video of Friday's Islamist Protests in Tunisia

From the West these demonstrations have been viewed solely through the lens of secularism versus Islam, free speech versus blasphemy; but in fact, the situation is more complex than that, and more political.

Violence against “Persepolis.” | Mideast Youth

16 Oct 2011 No Comments More by this Author Violence against “Persepolis.” by Wamith Al-Kassab (Iraq) God as an old bearded men: For some devout

Mathaba: Tunisians arrested for demonstrating against the NATO war on neighbouring country Libya

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Controversial Movie Stirs Muslim Protests in Tunisia

About 100 people conservative Muslims attacked on Friday the house of a Tunisian TV station owner following the airing a movie that was considered

Tunisia: Conservative Muslims Continue Protests Against Persepolis Broadcast

TUNIS, Tunisia — A mob attacked the home of a Tunisian television station owner with firebombs on Friday, following protests against a film his channel aired. The channel Nessma reported that around 100 people attacked the home of station...

Tunisian police use tear gas on Islamist protesters| Reuters

TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian police fired tear gas to disperse several thousand Islamists trying to force their way into the prime minister's office on Friday, the biggest in a series of clashes that are

Mischa Benoit-Lavelle: Islamist Protests in Tunisia

While Tunisia has avoided the instability that has threatened to push Egypt back into full-scale contestation, it is clear that tensions are rising and that those tensions are centering on the subject of Islam.

Tunisia News: Tunisia's democracy has a head start | GlobalPost

Tunisia News: Tunisia has a better chance than most at establishing a working democracy.

Tunisia forces fight presidential guards near palace| Reuters

TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian special forces fought a heavy gun battle with members of the ousted president's security force on Sunday, a military source said, and the prime minister promised to announce

Ex-Libyan PM protests detention in Tunisian jail | fox11az.com Tucson

TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — A lawyer for Libya's ex-prime minister says his client has gone on a hunger strike in a Tunisian jail to protest authorities refusal to free him even though his conviction for entering this country illegally was overturned.

Protests erupt amid Tunisia police union ban | Islamopedia Online

Protests erupt amid Tunisia police union ban News article, posted 09.23.2011, from Tunis, Tunisia, in: Democracy and Governance Author:  Monia Ghanm

Egyptians and Tunisians Collaborated to Shake Arab History - NYTimes.com

A two-year collaboration gave birth to a pan-Arab democracy movement that mixed the tactics of nonviolent resistance with Silicon Valley marketing.

Tunisia Daily » Protests erupt amid Tunisia police union ban – magharebia.com

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Protests erupt amid Tunisia police union ban (Magharebia.com)

Tunisia's transitional government will ward off any attempts to disrupt public order, Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi vowed.

Protests in Tunisia | Jempolr

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Tunisia at a Crossroads: Social Media, Protests & Potential for Change | TechChange | The Institute for Technology and Social Change

In recent days, the North African country of Tunisia  has flooded the front pages of most international media outlets because of demonstrations against

Tunisian interim government faces widespread opposition

Anti-government protests took place across Tunisia on August 15. Thousands of Tunisians participated, denouncing the interim government and calling for its resignation.

Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali forced to flee Tunisia as protesters claim victory | World news | The Guardian

Tunisian PM Mohammed Ghannouchi declares temporary rule as Ben Ali takes refuge in Saudi Arabia

Are food prices approaching a violent tipping point? | Damian Carrington | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Damian Carrington: A provocative new study suggests the timing of the Arab uprisings is linked to global food price spikes, and that prices will soon permanently be above the level which sparks conflicts

Tear Gas in Tabarka Protests : Tunisia Live

Tear Gas in Tabarka Protests, Tunisia's best fixers. We aim to connect Tunisia to the world and offer to the English-speaking community, an independent and verified information.

Streetbook - Technology Review

How Egyptian and Tunisian youth hacked the Arab Spring.

Tunisian forces clash with Libyan infiltrators - TUNISIA - FRANCE 24

Tunisian forces clashed with a group of Libyan gunmen overnight Friday and into Saturday in a desert area near the border, resulting in several casualties according to Tunisian security forces.

Tunisia: More Protests, More Police Violence · Global Voices

Tunisia: More Protests, More Police Violence

August 15th Protests: Media Roundup : Tunisia Live

August 15th Protests: Media Roundup, Tunisia's best fixers. We aim to connect Tunisia to the world and offer to the English-speaking community, an independent and verified information.

Tunisians demand speedy political reforms: Voice of Russia

Police used tear gas and clubs to disperse a demonstration in the capital of Tunisia.

Tunisian women rally for preservation of rights - report - TrustLaw

Fearing that women’s rights may be reversed if political Islam gains strength in post-revolution Tunisia, about 1,000 women rallied in Tunis over the weekend, according to a report by Agence France-Presse.

BBC News - Tunisian police fire tear gas at protesters

Police used tear gas and truncheons to break up a protest in Tunisia - the country that provided the template for the Arab Spring.

UPDATE 2-Tunisia police use teargas to disperse protest| Agricultural Commodities| Reuters

Tunisian security forces used teargas and truncheons on Monday to disperse a crowd of protesters in the capital demanding the government step down for failing to prosecute supporters of the ousted president.

Tear gas fired on lawyer protest in Tunisia - CBS News

Tunisian police have fired tear gas to disperse protesters throwing stones and smashing storefronts in an unexpected eruption of violence in the country's capital.

Tunisia six months on: After Ben Ali - video | World news | guardian.co.uk

Six months after the fall of the Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali regime, Tunisians discuss their efforts to implement radical change in the face of enormous challenges - both social and political

Tunisia: Fresh protests demand ‘new revolution’ | Green Left Weekly

Tunisia: Fresh protests demand ‘new revolution’ Saturday, July 30, 2011 By Patrick HarrisonThe Kasbah in Tunis was once again the scene of violen

Tunisia: Police Brutally Disperse Peaceful Protesters · Global Voices

Tunisian police brutally dispersed protesters outside the headquarters of the Cabinet yesterday (July 15). The protesters were calling for reform and were planning to launch a third sit-in at Kasbah square, which is the epicenter of protests in the...

Police use teargas against protesters in Tunisia| Top News| Reuters

TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisian police used teargas on Friday to disperse stone-throwing demonstrators demanding progress in reforms promised after the president's removal in the first of the Arab Spring revolutions. More

Tunisian Protests Intensify, Innocent Boy is Latest Victim

Prime Minister Beji Caid Essebsi was due to deliver a speech regarding the latest violence and to outline the government’s plan for the succeeding months.

Tunisia villagers unhappy with pace of change - Middle East - Al Jazeera English

Many villagers say their situation has not changed since the fall of President Zine Al Abidine Ben Ali.

Tunisia Poised Again as the Starter Domino, say Women There - TrustLaw

US embassy cables: Tunisia - a US foreign policy conundrum | World news | guardian.co.uk

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Tunisia's new freedoms don't apply to all - The National

Revolution in Tunisia has shattered the regime of Zine el Abidine Ben Ali, offering Tunisians unfettered freedom to debate and criticise. Almost.

BBC News - Tunisia protests: Boy shot dead in Sidi Bouzid

A 14-year-old boy has been killed during protests in the Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid, police say.