Thread: Tunisia unrest: Renewed anti-government protests

Tunisia is in turmoil, non national are being airlifted out of the Country.

Tunisia is a main Holiday resorts for Europeans and many were there when the trouble started.

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BBC News - Tunisia unrest: Renewed anti-government protests

That's not good! Please keep us updated on the outcome.

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Tunisia forms national unity government amid unrest

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BBC News - Tunisia forms national unity government amid unrest

78 people killed in Tunisia. Night time curfew on and military have orders to shoot to kill if anyone is on the streets.

Worry now that the troubles will spread to other African Countries in a domino effect. These facts are from TV news.

Still a very volatile situation in Tunisia.

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BBC News - Tunisia ministers quit new government

This is really a shame. Tunesia is a great port, lots of history and wonderful shopping. I enjoyed my time there - just glad I don't have a trip planned there currently!

Situation is quiet at the moment, but tourists are still advised to keep out of the Country as the trouble can erupt again.

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BBC News - Tunisian minister and ex-dissident defends cabinet

Situation in Tunisia is quieter, but very tense with a state of emergency still in existence.

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BBC News - Tunisia's interim government holds first meeting

British Foreign Office is still advising people not to got to Tunisia.

Tunisia Travel advice by UK Foreign Office

It's risky business going to a place that is politically unstable unless you are a journalist (not that it's not risky, but they have a reason to be there)