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Tunisian security forces arrive to close down the private Nessma television channel on April 25, 2019 in Rades, southeast the capital Tunis. (AFP)

Tunisian police switch off broadcasts of private TV station

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This photo dated, Thursday, February 2, 2017 shows the Habib Bourguiba avenue which is the central thoroughfare of Tunis and considered the historical political and economic heart of Tunisia. (AP)

Deradicalisation, an imminent challenge for Tunisia

Stephen Quillen

Jazz

A touch of magic. Belgian band Hooverphonic performs during the 14th Jazz a Carthage Festival in Tunis. (Jazz a Carthage)

Carthage festival consecrates Tunisia’s love affair with jazz

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A statue by Tunisian artist Hedi Selmi Ariana. (Ariana Municipality)

Tunisia’s ‘City of Roses,’ where heritage blends with beauty

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Visitors look at books at the 35th International Book Fair in Tunis, April 7. (Tunis International Book Fair)

Tunis International Book Fair highlights principles of individual rights, equality

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A view of a private currency exchange bureau in Tunis. (Khaoula ben Amara)

Tunisia introduces private currency exchange to tackle informal market

LNA

Forces loyal to the internationally recognised Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) drive through Tripoli's old airport on April 8, 2019. (AFP)

Tunisia's Islamists wary of Haftar’s military thrust in Tripoli

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Forces loyal to Libya's UN-backed unity government arrive in Tajura, a coastal suburb of the Libyan capital Tripoli, on April 6, 2019. (AFP)

Tunisians watchful of dramas unfolding next door

Oussama Romdhani

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Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi waves to his supporters during the launch of his party Nidaa Tounes' congress in the coastal city of Monastir. (AFP)

Tunisian president says he does not want to run for second term