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Tunisia
How Charfeddine managed to get rid of Nadia Akacha

Tunisian interior minister Taoufik Charfeddine. © Mohamed Messara/EFE/Newscom/MaxPPP

With the departure of Nadia Akacha, the quarrel between two factions has ended in victory for Minister of the Interior Taoufik Charfeddine. For months, he has been trying to remove his rivals. [...]

Published on 28/01/2022 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Assembly of the People's Representatives
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Libya
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Tunisia
How Charfeddine managed to get rid of Nadia Akacha

Tunisia
Charfeddine strengthens hold on interior

In Focus | Tunisia
Saied rallies his base with 25 July Movement ahead of parliamentary election

Tunisia
Kais Saied in Brussels to resume talks with EU partners

Tunisia
Rival Saied allies settle scores amid anti-Ennahda purge at interior ministry

Inner circles | Tunisia
Kais Saied rules supreme but is more isolated than ever

Tunisia
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Spotlight | Tunisia
Essebsi sets up a shadow government to bypass Chahed