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Tunisia Would Extradite Former Libyan Prime Minister Baghdadi Al-Mahmudi to Tripoli If Libya Makes Certain Guarantees
Tunisia’s visiting president says his country would extradite former Libyan prime minister Baghdadi al-Mahmudi to Tripoli to face charges of abuse of office, if Libya would guarantee his physical safety and a fair trial.
First Freely Elected Tunisian Government Led By Prime Minister Hamadi Jabali Took Office on Monday
Tunisia’s first freely elected government led by Prime Minister Hamadi Jabali took office on Monday, taking over from the transition cabinet that was headed by Béji Caid Essebsi, APA can report from Tunis on Monday. How People Arrived Here: Beji Caid...
Leader of the Islamic Party Ennahdha, Hamadi Jebali Appointed As Prime Minister of Tunisia
The new President of Tunisia, Moncef Marzouki, on Wednesday appointed the leader of the Islamic Party Ennahdha, Hamadi Jebali as Prime Minister and asked him to form a new government, reliable sources have told APA in Tunis. How People Arrived Here: hamadi...
Germany Approves Funds Amounting to Over 80 Million Euro As Part of Its Technical And Financial Support for Tunisia
Germany has approved funds amounting to over €80 million as part of its technical and financial support for Tunisia, reliable sources have told APA in Tunis.
Some Tunisians Express Concern Over New Ruling Islamist Party’s Aims
After winning a little more than 40 percent of the seats in Tunisia’s new Constituent Assembly, the moderate Islamist Ennahda party is in talks with secular rivals about forming a coalition government. Despite Ennahda’s inclusive rhetoric,...
Tunisia Independent Electoral Commission Confirms High Turnout
The chairman of the Tunisia independent electoral commission (ISIE), Kamel Jendoubi affirmed that the turnout for Sunday’s national constituent assembly elections exceeded 80% by mid-day in some of the country’s electoral districts. How People Arrived...
Tunisia Begins Constituent Assembly Vote Amidst Early Rush
No fewer than 7,213 polling stations opened Sunday at 7 am (local time) in Tunisia for the election of the first National Constituent Assembly (NCA) since the overthrow of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in January after a 24-year rule.
European Parliament Delegation in Tunisia to Observe First Arab Spring Elections
A European Parliament delegation travels to Tunisia from October 19 to 25 to observe the elections to the constituent assembly in Tunisia, as part of the EU’s overall Election Observation Mission for this, the first of the Arab Spring elections....
