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Tunisia repatriates nearly 100 sub-Saharan migrants in ‘voluntary return’

  • President Kais Saied had said that ‘hordes of illegal sub-Saharan migrants’ posed a demographic threat to the Arab-majority country
  • Alongside neighboring Libya, Tunisia had been a key departure point for migrants seeking to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean
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Tunisian police arrest member of parliament who mocked president

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Tunisia’s Kais Saied inaugurated as president for a second term

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Saied re-elected Tunisia president with 90.7 percent of the vote

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Tunisia voting ends as Saied eyes re-election with critics behind bars

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Tunisia readies for vote as incumbent Saied eyes victory

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Tunisians set to protest against authoritarianism ahead of upcoming presidential election

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Tunisian candidate Zammel detained hours after release

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Tunisia president says sacked ministers over ‘national security’

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Tunisian president sacks PM amid growing discontent over recurring water and electricity crisis

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Tunisia president Kais Saied registers election candidacy

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Tunisian President Saied announces re-election bid

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Tunisian president fires interior, social affairs ministers in partial cabinet reshuffle

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