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Tunisia, Sudan, Yemen and more have all seen protests over an amateur film that is said to be anti-Islam.
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The structure of the new interim parliament means that the result is still uncertain as a broadly liberal coalition secured more seats than the Islamist parties.
Protests which forced Ben Ali from power marked the start of the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Anti-government protests first broke out in Tunisia, before inspiring similar movements across the Middle East and bringing down leaders in Egypt and Libya.
Mohammed Bouazizi set himself on fire in the Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid 12 months ago, igniting protests that spread across the Middle East.
Dr Moncef Marzouki emotionally vowed to be a president for “all Tunisians”, adding that the world would be closely watching the country’s “laboratory of democracy”.
The British travel company says uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt deterred tourists this year, and it will close 200 stores over the next two years.
The women, who fought injustice and dictatorship in Liberia and Yemen, received the prize at a ceremony in Oslo this afternon.
There were protests after another party withdrew its candidates – though international observers said the election was fair.
The official results of the first elections since Ben Ali was deposed are expected to be released today.
Tunisian men and women go to the polls today in the first free elections since the country gained independence from France in 1956.
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Tunisians go to the polls tomorrow in the country’s first free elections since it gained independence from France in 1956.
The owner of a private TV network is attacked after his film showed ‘Persepolis’, which contains a depiction of Allah.
The meeting came despite the US formally recognising Libya’s opposition as its legitimate government last week.
Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and his wife Leila Trabelsi were convicted in absentia.
However, the ousted president will not be there.
Italy says it is bearing the brunt of the influx of refugees fleeing violence in North Africa.
Tunisia is said to be sympathetic with the Libyan rebel cause – despite Gaddafi’s definant speech over the weekend – and is helping to covertly pass guns and grenades across the border.
A Libyan woman who burst into a Tripoli hotel holding foreign journalists in March, claiming she had been gang raped by Muammar Gaddafi’s troops, has been brought to a UN refugee camp in Europe.
The vessels got into difficulties off the Tunisian coast on Tuesday as the refugees fled the turmoil in Libya.
Another day of protests is planned for tomorrow, and messages on Facebook are urging the armed forces to break with the regime and join those leading the revolt against president Bashar Assad.
Shukri Ghanem has become one of the most prominent members of Gaddafi’s government to abandon the regime after crossing the border into neighbouring Tunisia.
Potentially illegal assets worth around €649m linked to Gaddafi and ousted Tunisian and Egyptian leaders have been identified by Swiss authorities.
Appearing on state television, the Libyan leader was more conciliatory than usual but NATO’s airstrikes continued in the capital of Tripoli as pro-Gaddafi forces continued to shell the besieged city of Misrata.
Protesters have called for an Egyptian-style uprising against the president who has been in power for a quarter of a century.