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Tunisia recovers $5 million yacht belonging to ex-dictator's brother-in-law
A Spanish court of appeal in February responded to a request from Tunisian prosecutors and confiscated the yacht once owned by Belhassen Trabelsi, the brother-in-law of deposed Tunisian President Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
ANALYSIS-Crackdown on radical Islamists tests Tunisia's stability
For the first time since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, relations between mainstream Islamists in government and radical Salafist Muslim activists have reached breaking point, sparking deadly clashes in two Tunisian cities.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
Tunisia security blocks salafi conference
Massive numbers of Tunisian police and army surrounded Tunisia's religious center of Kairouan to prevent a conference by a radical Islamist movement that has been implicated in attacks around the country.
Tunisia bars Salafist gathering
The Salafist group has already vowed to go ahead with the gathering and warned that the government would be responsible for any violence.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
Esprit de Corps Military Magazine
It would appear that after more than 26 months of violent strife in Syria, Canada's Foreign Affairs minister is beginning to understand that this is a very complex equation.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
TAYLOR: Strife in Syria a complex issue
It would appear that after more than 26 months of violent strife in Syria, Canada's Foreign Affairs minister is beginning to understand that this is a very complex equation.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
Qaeda threat worse under Ben Al...
TUNIS: The threat Islamist militants posed to Tunisia under ousted dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was worse than the current threat, the ruling Islamist party Ennahda's leader Rached Ghannouchi said yesterday.
Tunisia links two wanted jihadist groups to Al-Qaeda
Tunisian army vehicles are deployed in Kasserine, the regional capital of the western region of Mount Chaambi, on May 7, 2013.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
Tunisia Pilgrimage to Shrine Unites Jews With Muslims Amid Salafi Violence
A whitewashed synagogue gleams in the sunlight as Saidia Ben Khayat, a basket of raw eggs in hand, labors up a winding path on Tunisia 's Djerba island.
An a.R. EditorialTHE New Revolt
BRADENTON, Fla., Updated Jan. 29, 2011-- Americans don't ask their country to get involved in the internal political struggles of the nations it interacts with, and the general rule is that we don't. But prior to the last decade, we were surely too involved in such struggles.
Tunisia's Ben Ali handed third life sentence
TUNIS: Tunisia's ousted president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on Tuesday was handed a third life sentence since he fled to Saudi Arabia in January 2011 during a mass uprising against his rule.
Jews ease back into Tunisia for famed pilgrimage Under a bright...
Under a bright Mediterranean sun Saturday, Jews whose forebears once thronged Tunisia are trekking to a celebrated synagogue under the protection of police - as organizers try to inject new momentum to an annual pilgrimage that's been depleted in recent years by fears of anti-Semitism. Jewish leaders hope the three-day pilgrimage to the Ghriba ... (more)
Hundreds Complete Annual Pilgrimage to Africa's Oldest Synagoge
Hundreds of Jewish worshippers on Sunday completed an annual pilgrimage to Ghriba, Africa's oldest synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba, where security was high to prevent any violence.
JF799 .L53 2012 - Liberation technology : social media and the...
The revolutions sweeping the Middle East provide dramatic evidence of the role that technology plays in mobilizing citizen protest and upending seemingly invulnerable authoritarian regimes.