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Iranpress: Tunisian President urges restoration of Palestinian right

Tunisian President urges restoration of Palestinian right

Wednesday, 02 November 2022 05:48

The president of Tunisia, emphasizing the need to restore the rights of the Palestinian nation, said that an independent Palestinian state should be formed with holy Quds as its capital.

Iranpress: New committee to write Tunisia

New committee to write Tunisia's New Republic constitution

Monday, 02 May 2022 04:37

Tunisia's President said in a televised speech on Sunday that his government will form a committee for the purpose of writing a constitution for a "New Republic" in Tunisia.

Iranpress: Tunisians protest against Qais Saeed

Tunisians protest against Qais Saeed

Sunday, 19 September 2021 00:23

Thousands of Tunisians took to the streets on Saturday to protest against the recent actions of Qais Saeed ousting the Prime Minister and suspending the parliament.

Iranpress: Tunisian president sacks prime minister, suspends parliament

Tunisian president sacks prime minister, suspends parliament

Monday, 26 July 2021 02:36

Tunisia's president said on Sunday he was dismissing the prime minister and freezing parliament in a major escalation of political feuding in the democratic country following protests in several cities.

Iranpress: Fresh Tunisia protests break out in impoverished south

Fresh Tunisia protests break out in impoverished south

Saturday, 13 February 2021 11:46

Dozens of Tunisian youths on Friday blocked roads in the long-marginalized southern Tataouine region in anger over unkept government promises to provide work and investment.

Iranpress: Protesters in Tunisia march on parliament amid government reshuffle

Protesters in Tunisia march on parliament amid government reshuffle

Wednesday, 27 January 2021 08:14

Hundreds of protesters had marched from the Ettadhamen district of the capital Tunis, where young people have clashed with police several nights this month, and were joined by hundreds more near the parliament.

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