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Tunisia
No safety net for foreign investors

A lot of horse trading is occurring in the corridors of government headquarters as prime minister Mehdi Jomaa’s government prepares [...]

Published on 22/01/2015 at 23:01 GMT

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Asma Sehiri-Laabidi
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Ben Hammouda fires last salvo

Tunisia’s economy and finance minister Hakim Ben Hammouda will have fought to the last to leave his mark on the [...]

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Ensconced for barely a week in the Carthage palace, Beji Caid Essebsi and his team of advisers are striving to restore the presidential residence to its former pre-eminence by taking a firm grip on the government as well as his [.

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Battle for ailing BFT rages behind the scenes

Clashes over the fate of Banque Franco-Tunisienne (BFT) are continuing as Tunisia waits for a new government to be formed. [...]

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Lundin’s double arbitraton

No less than two arbitration tribunals are being asked to [...]

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A busy autumn in store for ICSID

Tunis has slammed the door on any out-of-court settlement in two arbitration proceedings before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). That strategy is not without risk.On July 18, the Swedish firm Lundin re-activated a procedure which [.

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Tunisia
BFT case back in arbitration?

The clock at the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) is ticking with regards the case of [...]

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

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From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Tunisia
No safety net for foreign investors

Tunisia
El Behi still a believer in arbitration

Tunisia
Government shift in BFT case

Tunisia
Ben Hammouda fires last salvo

Tunisia
Attalah soon to join Fondation Anna Lindh?

Spotlight | Tunisia
How Essebsi wants to rein in state and Nidaa Tounes

Tunisia
Battle for ailing BFT rages behind the scenes

Tunisia
Lundin’s double arbitraton

Spotlight | Tunisia
A busy autumn in store for ICSID

Tunisia
BFT case back in arbitration?