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How Paris backs Tunisian police

Travelling to Tunisia on June 29 with his British and German counterparts to pay tribute to victims of the gun [...] (178 words)

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Bernard Cazeneuve
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Mohamed Najem Gharsalli
Rafik Chelly
Thales

Top anti-terror cop gets embassy job

According to Maghreb Confidential’s sources, Mohamed Sebti Arfaoui has been appointed head of the Tunisian police’s representation in France, located [...]

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Essebsi master at last at the interior ministry

In approving the major reshuffle carried out at the Ministry of the Interior on December 1, President Beji Caid Essebsi is trying to free himself definitively of his cumbersome "allies" from the Islamist party, Ennahda.The November 24 attack, which cost [. [...]

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Gharsalli goes on a spending spree

Now that he is rid of his cumbersome secretary of state for security (read here), Minister of the Interior Najem [...]

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Ben Ali’s “securocrats” make a comeback

The sacking of secretary of state for security Rafik Chelly on December 1 opened the way for the "securocrats" of [...]

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Le Drian dons "big ears" during visit

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Why Britain is unhappy with Tunisia

Relations between London and Tunis have soured in recent days. According to our sources, the British government has complained that [...]

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DCAF intent on licking police into shape

The Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces [...]

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TUNISIA Politics 11/06/2015

Rahmouni takes charge of anti-terrorist battle

Hardly had it been set up than the defence’s ministry’s Agence des Renseignement de la Securite pour la Defense (ARSD), became the force to be reckoned with in Tunisia’s security system under ever-growing threat from Islamic terrorism. [...]

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TUNISIA Politics 30/04/2015

Prime minister Essid exhausted and fed up

Three months after his appointment as prime minister, Habib Essid appears to be running out of steam. Caught between activist presidential advisers on one side and a hopelessly divided government coalition on the other, he is threatening to stand down. [...]

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Thales seeks to install watch system to guard Libya border

Up to now mainly focussed on civil aeronautics and transportation in Tunisia, Thales is increasingly interested in the country’s military [...]

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TUNISIA Politics 26/03/2015

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Ben Ali’s “securocrats” make a comeback

Le Drian dons "big ears" during visit

Why Britain is unhappy with Tunisia

DCAF intent on licking police into shape

Rahmouni takes charge of anti-terrorist battle

Prime minister Essid exhausted and fed up

Thales seeks to install watch system to guard Libya border

Essebsi to depend more on the military

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