- Tunisian Capital Tense as Interim Leader Sworn in
Reports of gunfire in Tunis surfaced as police, army tanks patrolled city streets still littered with debris from riots, looting チュニスでの砲撃のレポートは、警察として浮上し、街をパトロール戦車はまだ略奪、暴動の破片が散らばって
- Tunisia to Release Arrested Protesters
Unemployment, high food prices triggered wave of unrest in Tunis 失業率、高い食品価格はチュニスで不安の波を発生させた
- Tunisia: Violence as protesters demand ruling party stand down - video
Security forces use water cannon and tear gas to disperse the crowds in Tunis, as demonstrations against the party of ousted president Ben Ali continue
治安部隊が放水を使用して、チュニスでの混雑を分散させるために催涙ガスを、デモンストレーションとして追放された大統領ベンアリの第三者に対。継続
- Tunisia Protests
Protesters from the Tunisian countryside walked through the night to rally outside the prime minister's office in Tunis
チュニジア地方からのデモ隊は、チュニスでの首相のオフィスの外に結集して夜を徹して歩いて
- Tunisian Protesters Challenge President's Grip on Power
Public anger spills onto the streets of the capital, Tunis 公共の怒りは、首都チュニスの街に流出
- Police Fire Tear Gas at Tunisian Protesters
Confrontation Monday comes after protesters gathered overnight outside the building in the capital, Tunis, in defiance of a curfew order デモ隊は夜間外出禁止命令を無視して、首都チュニスで、建物の外に一晩収集後の対決月曜日が来る
- 4 Killed in Fresh Tunisia Clashes
Protesters defy government-ordered curfew in Tunis デモ隊はチュニスで政。秩序夜間外出禁止令を無視する
- Guardian Focus Podcast: Tunisia's Jasmine revolution
It's been a week since President Ben Ali jumped on a plane and fled the country he ruled with an iron grip for 23 years. The interim president is a member of the same ruling party, so is the 'unity government' just a new name for the old regime?Riazat Butt, is joined by Middle East editor Ian Black, deputy editor of the Economist Intelligence Unit Ayesha Sabavala and the Observer's foreign affairs editor Peter Beaumont to ask what the new political landscape will look like in Tunisia. How much can be read into the role of social networking in the Jasmine revolution? How will former colonial rulers France react to a change of leadership in Tunis?Other countries in the Magreb region have been watching the developments in Tunisia closely. The panel debates whether the uprising could be replicated eleswhere.Riazat ButtIan BlackPeter BeaumontPeter Sale
大統領ベンアリは、飛行機に飛び乗っ以来、彼は23歳のための鉄グリップ支配国を逃れてそれが1週間だった
- Tunisian protesters defy curfew in demonstration at PM's office - video
Police cordon off Kasbah area of Tunis after night of demonstrations outside Mohamed Ghannouchi's compound
して、Mohamed Ghannouchiの化合物の外デモの夜の後にチュニスのカスバ。警察の非常線
- French photographer dies after being hit by police teargas canister in Tunisia
Lucas Mebrouk Dolega is first casualty from foreign media to die in protests, says French press freedom groupA French photographer covering the street protests in Tunisia has died after sustaining head injuries on Friday from a teargas canister fired by a police officer, Reporters Sans Frontières (Reporters Without Borders) said today.Lucas Mebrouk Dolega, 32, was in Tunis for the European Pressphoto Agency (EPA), covering the protests that led to the ousting of President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali on Friday.The four weeks of protests which erupted over unemployment, poor living conditions and alleged government corruption have killed several dozen people, but Mebrouk Dolega was the first casualty from the foreign media, said the RSF, a French-based group that campaigns for press freedom.It said a police officer standing near Mebrouk Dolega during a street riot had fired the teargas canister.TunisiaPress freedomNewspapers & magazinesNewspapersZine al-Abidine Ben AliFranceguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2011 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
ルーカスMebrouk Dolegaは抗議で死ぬことを外国のメディアからの最初の被害者である、フランスの言論の自由グループAフランスの写真家は、警官によってトリガされるキャニスタ催涙ガスから金曜日の頭部外傷を維持した後死亡したチュニジアの街頭デモをカバーするという、記者国境なき（レポーター罫線）がなければはtoday.Lucas Mebrouk Dolega、32、Friday.The大統領Zineのアルアビディンベンアリの追放に噴出した抗議の4週間主導の抗議をカバーする、欧州Pressphoto庁（EPA）のチュニスで言いました失業率の上、劣悪な生活条件と疑惑政府の腐敗は、数十人が死亡したMebrouk Dolegaは、外国メディアからの最初の犠牲者だった、RSFは、フランスベースのグループプレスfreedom.Itのキャンペーンによると言った警察官の立っている付近私たちの対象となる利用規約このコンテンツの使用| | Mebrouk Dolega通りの暴動時に催涙ガスのcanister.TunisiaPressのfreedomNewspapers＆magazinesNewspapersZineアルアビディンベンAliFranceguardian.co.uk ©ガーディアンニュース＆メディアリミテッド2011発射したその他のフィードを
- Thousands rally in Tunis
Thousands of protesters rallied in the main government quarter in Tunis on Monday calling for Prime Minister Mohammed Ghannouchi to resign after the fall of veteran leader Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. デモ隊数千人は、内閣総理大臣モハメッドGhannouchiはベテランの指導者ジンエルアビディンベンアリの秋に辞任を求める声月曜日にチュニスでの主要な政府の四半期に上昇した
- Tunisian authorities impose nationwide curfew
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Women run during clashes with riot police in downtown of the capital Tunis January 14, 2011. Tunisian President Zine al-Abedine Ben Ali declared a state of emergency on Friday and warned that protesters would be shot in an increasingly frantic effort to quell the worst unrest in his two decades in power. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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- Tunisia announces curfew following unrest
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Tunisian Interior Ministry announced curfew in Grand Tunis region starting from 8:00 p.m. (1900 GMT) Wednesday to 5:30 a.m. (0430 GMT) Thursday following unrest spread to the capital on Wednesday.
The move came after violent protests in several districts of the capital, with riot po ... ＆$＆$デモ隊の衝突をチュニジアの首都近くのシテEttadhamenの警察チュニス2011年1月12日と
- US embassy cables: Tunisia - a US foreign policy conundrum
Friday, 17 July 2009, 16:19S E C R E T SECTION 01 OF 05 TUNIS 000492 NOFORN SIPDIS DEPT FOR NEA AA/S FELTMAN, DAS HUDSON, AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATE GRAY, AND NEA/MAG FROM AMBASSADOR EO 12958 DECL: 07/13/2029 TAGS PREL, PGOV, ECON, KPAO, MASS, PHUM, TS SUBJECT: TROUBLED TUNISIA: WHAT SHOULD WE DO? Classified By: Ambassador Robert F. Godec for E.O. 12958 reasons 1.4 (b ) and (d).-------Summary-------1. (S/NF) By many measures, Tunisia should be a close US ally. But it is not. While we share some key values and the country has a strong record on development, Tunisia has big problems. President Ben Ali is aging, his regime is sclerotic and there is no clear successor. Many Tunisians are frustrated by the lack of political freedom and angered by First Family corruption, high unemployment and regional inequities. Extremism poses a continuing threat. Compounding the problems, the GOT brooks no advice or criticism, whether domestic or international. Instead, it seeks to impose ever greater control, often using the police. The result: Tunisia is troubled and our relations are too.2. (S/NF) In the past three years, US Mission Tunis has responded by offering greater cooperation where the Tunisians say they want it, but not shied from making plain the need for change. We have had some successes, notably in the commercial and military assistance areas. But we have also had failures. We have been blocked, in part, by a Foreign Ministry that seeks to control all our contacts in the government and many other organizations. Too often, the GOT prefers the illusion of engagement to the hard work of real cooperation. Major change in Tunisia will have to wait for Ben Ali's departure, but President Obama and his policies create opportunities now. What should we do to take advantage of them? We 2009年7月17日（金曜日）、16時19分SのECRETセクション01 05チュニスのNEAのAAの000492 NOFORNのSIPDIS DEPTの/ SのFELTMAN / 12958赤。大使のEOからマグのDASハドソン、大。内定グレー、とNEA：2029年7月13日のTAG架けるチュニジア：：プレルは、PGOVは、イーコンは、KPAOは、質量は、プームは、予告TS私たちは何をすべきか？クラシファイド投稿者：大使ロバートF. Godec電気浸透12958理由1.4（b）と（dは).-------概要------- 1
- Sudanese president affirms commitment to peaceful Darfur solution
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir said in Tripoli Wednesday his government is committed to achieving a peaceful settlement to the Darfur issue, news reaching in Tunis reported.
During talks with Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, al-Bashir stressed that the Sudanese government will strive to bring peace to the restive Darfur region and thus restore stability to the whole country, Libya's official news agency reported.
He also thanked Gaddafi and his country for their support on the ... スーダン大統領オマールアルバシルが報告トリポリによると水曜日彼のチュニスに達しニュースダルフール問題に政府ががコミットに達成決済の平和
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