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Tunisia
EU still hounding Mohamed Trabelsi

The European Union’s Council doesn’t seem ready to drop sanctions against Mohamed Trabelsi, a nephew by marriage to Zine el-Abidine [...]

Published on 22/01/2015 at 22:01 GMT

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Afifa Tekari
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Mohamed Trabelsi
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Tunisia
EU drags feet over Trabelsi ruling

Mohamed Trabelsi, nephew by marriage of former president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, has so far been unable to have lifted [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.11.2015

Tunisia
Trabelsi’s villas up for sale, but what of rest?

The sale of 21 residences belonging to persons close to Leila Ben Ali has begun. But the disposal of 514 other impounded assets could drag on indefinitely.

Subscribers only Business 11.06.2015

Tunisia
Mohamed Trabelsi wants EU to pay

The nephew of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali by marriage, Mohamed [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.2014

Spotlight | Tunisia
Donors in no hurry to save public banks

Summoned to the Ramada hotel in Gammarth by the governor of the Banque Centrale de Tunisie (BCT), Chedly Ayari, officials from the World Bank, European Investment Bank, the African Development Bank and the like were asked to contribute to a [.

Subscribers only Business 26.06.2014

Libya, Switzerland
Swiss get moving on asset hunt

Criticized since 2011 for taking its time to help recover the assets of regimes toppled in the Arab spring, Switzerland [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.06.2014

North Africa
Zellweger to report on asset quest

Head of the international law desk at Switzerland's foreign ministry, [...]

Subscribers only Business 05.06.2014

Tunisia
Al Karama resumes asset sell-off

The appointment of prime minister Medhi Jomaa's new government has had a galvanizing effect on Mohamed Ali Chekir. The boss [...]

Free access Business 27.03.2014

Tunisia
EU alters charges against Ben Ali

On Jan. 30, the European Council modified the charges it [...]

Subscribers only 06.02.2014

Tunisia
Get-together in Paris on ill-gotten gains

The recovery of assets looted by former president Zine el-Abidine [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.01.2014

Spotlight | Tunisia
A high-level rift over confiscated firms

Long rather muffled, disagreement within the government over the sensitive issue of assets and companies confiscated after the fall of the Ben Ali regime has broken into the open. The two ministers primarily concerned by the issue staged two distinct [.

Subscribers only Politics 21.11.2013

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Tunisia
EU still hounding Mohamed Trabelsi

Tunisia
EU drags feet over Trabelsi ruling

Tunisia
Trabelsi’s villas up for sale, but what of rest?

Tunisia
Mohamed Trabelsi wants EU to pay

Spotlight | Tunisia
Donors in no hurry to save public banks

Libya, Switzerland
Swiss get moving on asset hunt

North Africa
Zellweger to report on asset quest

Tunisia
Al Karama resumes asset sell-off

Tunisia
EU alters charges against Ben Ali

Tunisia
Get-together in Paris on ill-gotten gains

Spotlight | Tunisia
A high-level rift over confiscated firms