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Reporters Without Borders blasts detention, violent incident involving 2 Tunisian journalists

Reporters Without Borders criticises Tunisia

Tunisia’s president re-elected for 5th time with 89 percent of the vote _ his lowest score yet

Tunisian president wins 5th term in landslide

Tunisia’s Zine El Abidine Ben Ali re-elected president for fifth time with 89 percent of votes

Tunisia’s Ben Ali wins fifth mandate

TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisia’s President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has been re-elected for a fifth, five-year term, with 89.28 percent of votes, the Interior Ministry announced at dawn Monday.

Tunisia’s Zine El Abidine Ben Ali re-elected president for 5th time with 89 percent of votes

Tunisia’s Ben Ali wins 5th mandate

TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisia’s Interior Ministry says President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has been re-elected for a fifth, five-year term with 89.28 percent of the votes.

Tunisian president looks set for 5th term, attacks those who question election fairness

Tunisians set to elect Ben Ali president, again

Tunisians vote for President as Ben Ali attacks those who might question election’s fairness

Tunisia’s Ben Ali set for 5th five-year term

Tunisians look on as President Ben Ali, ruling party head for elections they are sure to win

Tunisia’s president likely to get 5th term

Secular Tunisia lets Islamic values rise in apparent bid to placate opponents

CARTHAGE, Tunis — Clad in ample white robes, a turban and red skullcap, Sheik Mohamed Machfar slips on a pair of large black earphones as he sits behind the microphone in the gleaming new studios of Radio Zitouna. Now one of the most popular talk show hosts in Tunisia, he happily explains how his programs embody the comeback of Islamic values in a nation viewed as among the most secular in the Arab world.

Tunisian officials investigate claim that woman could be pregnant with 12 babies

TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisian authorities are investigating a claim that a woman in Tunisia is pregnant with 12 babies.

Tunisia: Guantanamo inmates can be brought home and won’t be at risk

TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisia condemned fears that Tunisians jailed at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay would be at risk of ill-treatment if they are sent back to their native country.