| 5,901,290 |
36.81897 |
10.16579 |
Tunisia |
|
Tunisia andAlgeria signed a security pact to strengthen security co-operation along their common land border to counter potentialattacksfrom al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM). |
| 5,901,294 |
36.82772 |
10.08913 |
Tunisia |
|
Tunisian police raided a suspected Salafist arms caches, sparking a firefight in which a woman was killed |
| 5,901,299 |
33.13783 |
11.21965 |
Tunisia |
|
Protesters gathered in Benguerdane to resist the closure of the Libyan border. 6 injured. |
| 5,901,304 |
34.74056 |
10.76028 |
Tunisia |
|
Dhiab Wahid, Leader of the Forces of January 14th Party was attacked by a group of 20 assailants in Sfax. |
| 5,901,035 |
36.81897 |
10.16579 |
Tunisia |
|
Hundreds of Tunisians participated in a rally against violence in society. Several representatives of political parties and NGOs took part in this event organised by the Civil Alliance against Violence and for Freedoms. |
| 5,901,041 |
36.08497 |
9.37082 |
Tunisia |
|
Thousands of protesters and Tunisian police clashed near Siliana during a general strike. Between 6,000 and 7,000 protesters marched in the streets when a stone throw targeted police. The latter responded by firing tear gas and rubber bullets. Two wounded according to AFP, 24 injured according to Xinhua |
| 5,901,047 |
36.08497 |
9.37082 |
Tunisia |
|
Between 100-150 were wounded among protestors in clashes in Siliana |
| 5,901,051 |
36.79705 |
10.17742 |
Tunisia |
|
Protest at Place Mohamed Ali outside the headquarters of the UGTT in Tunis, was attended shy of fifty citizens with a predominance of youth seeking the intervention of the authorities against the drama unfolding in Mpumalanga. |
| 5,901,056 |
36.80917 |
10.14056 |
Tunisia |
|
Three members from the Ennahdha caucus in the National Constituent Assembly (NCA) started an open-ended sit to protest against the NCA's performance and the way the institution operates. |
| 5,901,059 |
36.08497 |
9.37082 |
Tunisia |
|
Security (police) forces pulled out from the city of Siliana after Wednesday's clashes which injured 150 persons |
