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Taieb Baccouche sees himself in Carthage Palace

Former foreign minister Taieb Baccouche, who is currently head of [...]

Published on 25/10/2018 at 04:30 GMT

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Taieb Baccouche keeps his post at the AMU

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Pro-Chahed alliance starts to show cracks

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Chahed could yet escape the sack

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Al Sisi wants BCE's help at UNESCO

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President's staff races for the exits

The atmosphere is bleaker than ever at the Carthage Palace, residence of Tunisia’s president. The possibility that Moncef Marzouki could be sacrificed in an agreement between Ennahda and the opposition Nidaa Tounes party (see opposite) has sent some of the [.

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If they aren’t likely to resolve Tunisia’s political crisis, talks between Ennahda and the opposition that kicked off on Oct. 4 will certainly increase tension within the Islamist party and cut its president, Rached Ghannouchi, off from the movement’s hardliners.

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Tunisia Hatem Ben Salem wants Baccouche's job

Spotlight | Tunisia Pro-Chahed alliance starts to show cracks

Tunisia Omar S'Habou cogitates setting up his own political movement

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Tunisia Al Sisi wants BCE's help at UNESCO

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French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Tunisia
Taieb Baccouche sees himself in Carthage Palace

Tunisia
Taieb Baccouche keeps his post at the AMU

Tunisia
Faouzi Elloumi sees himself in Carthage Palace or the Kasbah

Tunisia
Hatem Ben Salem wants Baccouche's job

Spotlight | Tunisia
Pro-Chahed alliance starts to show cracks

Tunisia
Omar S'Habou cogitates setting up his own political movement

Tunisia
Chahed offers Brahem's head to Ennahda

Tunisia
Chahed could yet escape the sack

Tunisia
"BCE" still wants to neutralise Chahed

Tunisia
Ennahda exfiltrated from government?

Tunisia
Al Sisi wants BCE's help at UNESCO

Spotlight | Tunisia
President's staff races for the exits

Tunisia
Hamidi casts himself as “third way”

Spotlight | Tunisia
Ghannouchi isolated, Ennahda split in two