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Tunisia’s Ennahda party to withdraw confidence from government

  • Ennahda’s move will deepen the political crisis engulfing Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfkah
  • Ennahda with 54 lawmakers needs 109 votes in parliament to withdraw confidence
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Tunisia coalition faces pressure over PM conflict of interest allegations

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Tunisia’s PM decides against relying on more external debt, will freeze salaries

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Tunisia government given special powers to handle coronavirus crisis

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Tunisia talks on cabinet press on amid risk of new election

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Tunisian president chooses former finance minister to be PM

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