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Tunisian President Kais Saied shakes hands with Prime Minister designate Habib Jemli in Tunis, Tunisia, in this handout pictured obtained by Reuters on November 15. (Reuters)

Still without new government, Tunisia grapples with social unrest

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Tunisian Prime Minister-designate Habib Jemli at his office in Tunis. (DPA)

Demands of restive population to challenge Tunisia’s next government

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Lively scene. Artists paint a mural in Tataouine. (JAAC)

‘Carthage Days’ celebrates contemporary art in Tunis

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Tunisian President Kais Saied (C-R) and Prime Minister Youssef Chahed (C-L) visit the scene of a road accident in which a bus plunged over a cliff in Ain Snoussi in north-western Tunisia, December 1. (AFP)

Tunisian road tragedy hits a raw nerve

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The wreckage of a bus that crashed during an excursion is seen in the northern town of Amdoun, Tunisia, December 1, 2019. (Reuters)

At least 26 killed in Tunisia bus crash

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Former Secretary-General of Tunisia’s Islamist Ennahda party Zied Laadhari. (Reuters)

Tunisia’s Islamist party’s chief resigns, exposing rifts within Ennahda leadership

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One of the region’s premier thinkers. Statue of 14th-century Tunisian scholar Abd al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun in Tunis. (Britannica)

British PM cites 14th-century Arab sage for economic inspiration

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Tunisia's President Kais Saied (R) receives Ennahdha leader and parliament speaker Rached Ghannouchi at the presidential palace in Tunis, November 15. (Tunisian Presidency via AFP)

Islamists’ power play prompts soul searching in Tunisia

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Tunisian Islamist-inspired Ennahdha party leader Rached Ghannouchi (R) chairs the first session of the new parliament following October elections, on November 13. (AFP)

Trust in Tunisia's Islamist party sinks after power grab