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Art has reappeared in Tunisian society with a fresh new verve. Several artistic forms have come up to the surface as Tunisia witnesses an air of Freedom that fuels artists' inspiration. Singers, cartoonists and other artist are striving to promote an art culture in a context of freedom of expression.

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Tariq Ramadan, author of The Arab Awakening, on the Muslim Brotherhood, which has chosen to field a presidential candidate in Egypt. He says there are tensions in the movement between those prepared to reach out to secularists -- as Ennahda has done in Tunisia -- and those who want to go it alone. He goes on to argue that at the moment the Brotherhood relies heavily on historical and religious legitimacy rather than presenting a serious set of policies for dealing with Egypt's stark economic and social problems

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Tunisia's tourism minister says his country has lost almost half of its European tourists since the revolution a year ago. More than a million people work in the tourism industry, and the government desperately needs visitors to start coming back. Al Jazeera's Nazanine Moshiri reports from the Tunisian city of Carthage.

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Tunisia inspired ordinary people to take to the streets from Morocco to Baghdad, and similar revolutions have toppled the leaders of Egypt and Libya. Tunisians are now trying to figure out the move from revolution to a democratic function state.

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What role should religion play in the new constitution? We look at the growing debate between secularist and conservatives in Tunisia.

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Tunisia has adopted an interim constitution, held free and fair elections, and is becoming a modern democratic state. A year after the Jasmine Revolution, can the country's new government fix the vast social injustices that triggered it?

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Merely a stone's throw away from the Algerian border is the Tunisian town of Nefta. The large oasis town became a trading hub, with routes spread across the Sahara desert, and over the centuries people of various nationalities and countries contributed to the flow of gastronomic influences. While villagers now reside in proper houses, they still choose to spend the summer season in the oasis, preparing and savoring a local dish called zitouna. Berber women cook the lamb in a stew of tomato sauce, onions, and flavor it with hot peppers and olives -- ingredients which have been derived from the Romans, Turks, Arabs and Pheonicians. Such multicultural influence has distinguished Tunisian cuisine from the rest of its neighbours, and desert gastronomy in particular is deeply rooted in tradition. Ammar Esseghir says his family visits the oasis on a weekly basis and prefers to cook a meal on a bonfire instead of a gas stove. Stews have withstood the effects of time and modern preparation methods, and the Berber people are loyal to their traditions even though Tunisia is a rapidly developing country. By Noora Faraj Al Arabiya with Agencies

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The director of Google Ideas, Jared Cohen, sat down with Tunisia Live on January 23rd for an exclusive interview. It was his first visit to Tunisia after the revolution. Here are his answers to our questions unedited.

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The uprising in Tunisia began exactly a year ago when young fruit seller Mohammad Bouazizi set himself on fire to protest against injustice and humiliation. Now, protesters have gathered outside the governor's office in the Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid, poor, and very angry. According to one protester, the people of Sidi Bouzid are marginalised and feel nothing has been achieved since the uprising began. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia.

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If Europe decides to turn away from nuclear and other sources of energy, as current trends tend to indicate, where will the continent look to power its future? Some say: Tunisia. However, Tunisia's renewable energy sector faces difficulties manly related to the government's failure to establish a clear judicial frame work that would permit a further implementation of renewable energy projects.

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Tunisia's economy continues to slump and tourism is yet to pick up, but some Tunisians are finding ways to bring some sunshine to a rather gloomy situation. VOA's Vincent Makori reports.

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Djerba is one the most beautiful spots in Tunisia and home to surprising harmony between Jews and Muslims. In this small island, two very different cultures meet; teaching a lesson on how two conflicted cultures can live peacefully together.

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Réalisation et montage: Amel Guellaty, Parole et musique: Amel Guellaty, Chant: Sofia Guellaty Image Hype: Mehdi Kerrit Un grand merci à Moez Bassalah et Youssef Fennira et à tous mes conseillers spéciaux Empire of Carthage your ancestor's watching you ! Hannibal, Amilcar never forget it's Elissa who made you You think you're small and powerless never forget the strength of your youth the power of your sun and the beauty of your roots Your desert is made of gold and your mountains are never too cold your jasmin gives new breath in all the coutries of the world Djerba Sijnane or Beja Diversity makes you king of Africa Jewish Christian or Muslum your land is for all Tunisia Lybia, Egypt even China Syria Spain not to mention America Never forget, people of the world that it all began in Tunisia Your Adhan is rythmic Your arab is music Your anthem is magic Solidarity, charity and democraty Tunisia open your mind you are Free But the most difficult part is yet to come Tunisia, never let no one take what you've done.

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www.euronews.net Two months after taking power, Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki faces multiple challenges. His top priorities are to restore security and to solve economic and social problems in Tunisia. Euronews spoke to him at the presidential palace in Carthage, where he expressed confidence for the future of Tunisia despite the impasse in which the country finds itself today.

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On March 8, Tunisia, like many countries around the world, celebrates International Women's Day. Often cited as a model for women's rights, Tunisia stands as one of the most progressive countries in the Arab world when it comes to female empowerment. However, there is still a long way to go before true equality is achieved for Tunisian women.

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Mass protests may have toppled the Tunisian regime but the fight for freedom and dignity is ongoing.

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Tunisia has sworn in a new interim president and he has asked the prime minister to form a unity government. Longtime autocratic ruler President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fled the country Friday for Saudi Arabia following a popular uprising and deadly riots. Fouad Mebazaa, the former president of the lower house of parliament, was sworn in as chief of state on Saturday. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com

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www.facebook.com/revolutionStartsHere Several Islamic organisations and movements, including Hizb ut Tahrir and the salafiyyah movement of Tunisia, rallied together on Friday the 16th of March, 2012 calling for the Shariah and Islamic state to be implemented in Tunisia. Tens of thousands attended the rally.

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Tunisian president opposes Saudi "excellent idea" to arm Syrian rebels, worshippers prevent Israeli settlers from breaking into al-Aqsa compound, Bahraini opposition rallies on the Friday of the "people reject humiliation," and more. Today's headlines in full: Tunisian president opposes Saudi Arabia's 'excellent idea' to arm Syrian rebels BBC Arabic, UK Syria and Israel: Same oppressive methods, different targets Future TV, Lebanon Worshippers prevent Israeli settlers from breaking into al-Aqsa compound Dubai TV, UAE Clashes erupt on anniversary of Cave of Patriarchs massacre IBA, Israel Kofi Annan appointed as UN-Arab League special envoy to Syria IBA, Israel Bahraini opposition rallies on the Friday of the 'people reject humiliation' Al-Alam, Iran At least a dozen more Afghans killed as protests continue over Quran burning Press TV, Iran Nasrallah accuses Arab nations of trying to foment violence in Syria Press TV, Iran Palestinian woman goes on hunger strike after being recaptured by Israeli forces Press TV, Iran Yemen's new president faces multiple challenges Al Jazeera, Qatar Image: Free Syrian Army tank driver poses in front of a tank in Al Qusayr February 23, 2012: REUTERS/Samuel Jamison Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. Watch more Mosaic at www.linktv.org

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Tunisians are yet to get a new government after political infighting delayed the appointment of new ministers. In the country's capital, Tunis, outside the national assembly, crowds gathered on Thursday to protest what they say is the growing influence of Islamists. It follows the occupation of a university campus by a religious group, which wants male and female students segregated. Khadija Magardie reports.

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Turkish President Abdullah Gül paid a visit to Tunisia for three days. During his visit, two agreements were signed between the Turkish and Tunisian governments. Both President Abdullah Gül and his Tunisian counterpart Moncef Marzouki, expressed satisfaction with the agreements and declared the visit a step towards enhancing bilateral relations and cooperation between the two countries. The Tunisian president also addressed the Syrian situation, emphasizing that Turkey and Tunisia share a similar desire to resolve the situation in Syria in a peaceful manner. Gül concluded his trip by touring the Sadiki secondary school.

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Tunisia has closed its two official border crossings with Libya until the Libyan government improves security at the border posts. Tunis shut the border after a group of armed Libyans tried to cross. The Libyans reportedly got into an argument and then fired shots into the air. Anita McNaught reports from Ras Jedir, on the Libyan border with Tunisia, on the economic impact of that decision.

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"If I have roots, then they are here." said Gizel Bergman. Gizel felt lucky to live in one of the beautiful and hidden spots of Tunisia. After spending more than 40 years in Tunisia, she no longer feels the need to go back to Germany, she made of Ghardimaou her home.

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Women of Hizb ut-Tahrir invite all women who believe in creating real change in improving the lives of women, to join us at a truly historic conference. WHEN: Saturday 10th March 2012. WHERE: Tunisia women.hizb-ut-tahrir.info Email: women@hizb-ut-tahrir.info

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Eid el Adha is a great opportunity for Tunisians to gather and see their family and friends. Businesses close for at least 3 days and most people go back to their hometowns and eat traditional Eid meals. This video shows the preparations and the sacrifice of the sheep on the Eid Day. (WARNING: The video contains pictures that could be perceived as ANIMAL CRUELTY)

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The hardline Muslim Salafists, who call for a strict application of Sharia law, have been banned from forming a political party in Tunisia. But ever since Islamist party Ennahda won a majority in the constituent assembly in October, some sectors of society, including schools, have been complaining of pressure by Salafist groups to conform to religious standards. Duration: 01:57

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Tunisia is marking the first anniversary of the revolution that triggered the Arab Spring, and changed the face of the entire region. And while the country can boast a peaceful transition, radical religious ideas are on the rise, as Irina Galushko reports. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.euronews.net The man claiming unprecedented political legitimacy in Tunisia's election is said to embrace humanist Islam, and not any extremist rejection of modern, Western, culture. Ennahda party leader Rachid Ghanouchi, who has studied in universities in Tunisia, in Egypt, in Syria and at France's Sorbonne, and has spent years in prison and in exile, must now prove he is a pluralist if he is to avoid alienating secularist voters.

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www.euronews.net After the Jasmine revolution in Tunisia just what has been accomplished in the political, economic and social spheres by the Ennaahda party. The winners of the country's first post revolution democratic election. Adell Dellal, euronews: "Mr Rashed Ghannoushi leader of the Ennahdha party, welcome to euronews." Rashed Al Ghannouchi: "Hello."

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www.euronews.net A year ago Tunis's streets shook to gunfire and screaming. One year after the revolution many Tunisians remain frustrated, uncertain, and yet enthusiastic about their country; frustrated at high unemployment, uncertain about capital flight as investors get nervous, but enthusiastic about their democracy. All are keen to see the ruling Islamist Enahdha party live up to its promises.

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www.euronews.net The Arab Spring is one year old and they have been celebrating in the place where it all started - Tunisia. People gathered in Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis where protests against the then President Ben Ali reached their climax, forcing him to flee a year ago today. Despite Tunisia's progress since, problems remain including poverty, unemployment and corruption. One man in the crowd said he had been suffering for the last six months and that nobody cared.

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She's one of the voices of the Tunisian spring: Emel Mathlouthi inspired her native country's revolution with her protest songs, and in turn let the revolution inspire her for her first album, released this month. Duration: 02:43

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Tunisia's Islamist Ennahda party has won Tunisia's elections, garnering 41 per cent of the vote in the country's first elections since the fall of Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. But as supporters celebrate victory, some opponents are unhappy with the results. Al Jazeera's Charles Stratford reports.

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A new trial opens today in Tunis. It follows an uproar in Tunisia after Nessma television broadcast of the animated film Persepolis. Now the publisher of the Attounissia newspaper is on trial for disrupting the public order. The legal battle comes following the paper's publication of aa photo of a footaball player and embracing a naked woman in mid February. A France 24 report by David Thomson. PKG Attounissia is a young newsroom The daily paper has only been around for three months But it's already had a trouble with Tunisia's legal system. In mid-February three of its journalists including the editor in chief were arrested for assaulting public morality SOT Habib Guizani, Editor, 'Attounissia' newspaper "Liberties are being challenged following the revolution . The first being the freedom of expression and the freedom of the press. If we give up we're going to go backwards. And that's something we won't accept." The reason for the arrests: this photo of the German-Tunisian footballer Sami Khedira of Real Madrid He's seen holding his seemingly naked girlfriend. The paper's publisher Nasreddine Ben Said spent 8 days behind bars as a result. He was released following a hunger strike, but will go on trial today The publisher faces 6 years in prison and 600 euros in fines. SOT Nasreddine Ben Sada, Publisher of "Attounissia" "We're waiting for a good explanation, who's responsible? who authorized the arrest of the three journalists?" NGOs are concerned such legal action will <b>...</b>

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www.euronews.net Just four days after Zine el Abidine Ben Ali fled Tunisia, Moncef Marzouki, a long-time opponent of the dictator, returned to Tunis on January 18 to a hero's welcome. A doctor and staunch champion of human rights Marzouki was forced into exile to escape the repression of Ben Ali's regime. He spent 10 years in France but even before he left his flat in Paris in January, homeward bound, the 66-year-old was thinking about the presidency.

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Since the beginning of the conflict in Libya, more than 60000 Libyans have fled to Tunisia. Normally, the island of Djerba, some 300 kms from the frontier is a mass tourist destination. But now, many of the tourist apartments are let to fleeing Libyans for half the normal rents. The streets are unusually empty. There is hardly a tourist in sight.... www.euronews.net

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(kck.st Speak Out Tunisia is a citizen journalism training project that aims to teach a diverse group of Tunisian citizens about digital media and online journalism. After 23 years of oppression without a free press under Dictator Ben Ali, Speak Out Tunisia seeks to return the power of a free and fair press to the Tunisian people. We will be training two groups of citizens-- one beginner group and one advanced group -- for four weeks in the capital city of Tunis and a rural location in Tunisia. Click here to support the project kck.st

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They were spied upon, intimidated and tortured. Just over a year ago, Tunisia's opposition ousted Zine El Abidine Ben Ali along with the dictator's repressive institutions. Now Tunisian human rights activists are paying a visit to Berlin to learn about how Germany deals with the legacy of the former East Germany's Stasi past.

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This weekend marks the first anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution, which triggered the momentous events across the region now known as the Arab Spring. It has been an unforgettable year for Tunisians. According to Mr. O'Conner, the British government will keep supporting Tunisia as it supported it since the first weeks of the transition.

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The US Embassy sponsored the skateboard organization The Bedouins to come to Tunisia for a two week sports diplomacy program. The program, PUSH Tunisia, brought American skateboard professionals and skateboarders from around the Middle East to Tunisia to share the sport they love. The PUSH Tunisia team held skateboard competitions, demonstrations, and workshops as they traveled to Tunis, Hammamet, Matmata, Sidi Bouzid, and Sousse. In addition, the PUSH Tunisia team put on street art shows that highlighted youth art culture

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The first democratic election being held in Australia and the first Tunisian citizen to cast a vote. A proud and historic moment for Tunisia.

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