Latest news Tunisia
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Environment: project for water re-use presented in Tunis
Involvement of University of Cagliari, Villasimius Region
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Syria: alarm for possible Al Qaeda role, Annan spokesperson
Damascus gives UN list of ten presumed terrorists killed
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Tunisia: government's plan for 30.000 public homes
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Tunisia: number of companies registered up, 3080 since Jan
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Photography: incomparable beauty of daily life in Batna show
Tunisian town hosts exhib on shots of Mediterranean people
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Oil: Tunisia, Candax continues purchasing rights
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Tunisia: Preachers rejected, Salafists threaten Ennahdha
During allocution in mosque by movement leader
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Transport:SEETAC,3rd ministries conference on 22/5 in Athens
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Immigration: Caritas Mediterranean meeting, no to flow stop
Laws do not stop people,Mayor and Cagliari Province President
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Napolitano in Tunis, the people's voice must be heard
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My thoughts right now are for Syria, Napolitano says
President talks at Constituent Assembly opening in Tunis
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Napolitano, Tunisia example in the area, Italy must help
Constituent Assembly will make country stronger
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Italy-Tunisia: agreement over strategic partnership
Signed by Foreign ministers Terzi and Abdessalem
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Islamic Culture: a week to get to know it returns to Rome
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Music: Fes Festival, aims to enchant the world
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Books:Essays and instant books, Spanish publishing in Naples
Two study days at Oriental and Cervantes and an exhibition
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Environment: project for water re-use presented in Tunis
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Greece: Crisis has no impact on tourism, embassy in Rome
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Culture: museum in Jerusalem reopened with Italian support
Ceremony attended by Pna Premier Salam Fayyad -
Greece: disappointed voters shift to centre-right again
According to polls. Parties' manoeuvres ahead of June 17 -
CEI: Workshop on Adriatic-Ionian strategy in Trieste
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Greece-EU: Schulz insists Europe wants to help Athens
