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Tunisia
FBI in push for intel sharing

Washington is continuing to beef up its security cooperation with Tunisia. Maghreb Confidential understands the FBI (FBI) is building an [...]

Published on 19/03/2015 at 23:01 GMT

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Ennahda
FBI
Habib Essid
Jacob Walles
Lotfi Ben Jeddou
Mehdi Jomaa
Mohamed Najem Gharsalil
Rafik Chelly

Tunisia
Bergamini goes flat-out on intelligence

New European Union (EU) ambassador in Tunisia Patrice Bergamini, who arrived in September, is already at work on the reinforcement [...]

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Tunisia
US embassy gets a direct connection to the NSA

The US embassy in Tunis is playing an ever more [...]

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Spotlight | Tunisia
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 [.

Subscribers only Politics 10.12.2015

Tunisia
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 [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.12.2015

Tunisia
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 [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.12.2015

France, Tunisia
Le Drian dons "big ears" during visit

A letter of intent signed in Tunis on October 5 [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 08.10.2015

Tunisia, United States
Rubinstein sets up a cosy nest for the FBI

Hardly has he taken up his new job (MC 1159) [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 24.09.2015

Tunisia
Lockheed Martin courts the favours of the military

Lockheed Martin clearly intends to take advantage of the honeymoon between Tunisia and the United States in the security sector. [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.09.2015

Algeria
The gendarmes anxiously scan the Tunisian border

The Direction Générale des Douanes is going to have built [...]

Subscribers only 10.09.2015

Tunisia
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 [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.07.2015

Tunisia
New American envoy will take his time in starting job

Appointed Washington’s new ambassador to Tunis by Barack Obama on [...]

Subscribers only 11.06.2015

North Africa
John Kerry sees Maghreb as Africa

The U.S. State Department is in the process of reshuffling [...]

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Spotlight | Tunisia
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.

Subscribers only Politics 11.06.2015

Tunisia, United States
Republicans are Tunisia’s best friends

On the sidelines of a meeting between Tunisian president Beji Caid Essebsi and Barack Obama in Washington on May 21, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.06.2015

Tunisia, United States
Paulsen intent on a free trade accord

A visit by members of the U.S. Congress to Tunis [...]

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Algeria, Tunisia
Lokman’s death a tri-national success

The elimination of the Algerian jihadist leader Khaled Chayeb, alias Lokman Abou Sakhr, near Sidi Aich, in the governorate of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.04.2015

Spotlight | Tunisia
Essebsi to depend more on the military

The gun attack against the Bardo Museum on March 18 has led president Beji Caid Essebsi to depend openly on Tunisia’s armed forces to fight the Jihadist threat. And his choice is certain to change the country’s security landscape.

Subscribers only Politics 26.03.2015

Tunisia
First batch of Black Hawk helicopters ordered from Sikorsky

The US Army ordered eight UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters (in [...]

Subscribers only Business 19.03.2015

Tunisia
Washington push for tighter security

The Obama administration is pulling out all the stops to enhance security cooperation with Tunis even before new prime minister [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.01.2015

Tunisia
The West pampers National Guard

The international community is leaning over backwards to bolster Tunisia's [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.2014

Tunisia
End to US-Ennahda understanding

Damaged by the attack on the American embassy by Islamists last Sept. 14, relations between the Obama administration and Ennahda [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.07.2013

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Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Morocco
US-China trade war threatens Morocco's nascent battery industry

Tunisia
FBI in push for intel sharing

Tunisia
Bergamini goes flat-out on intelligence

Tunisia
US embassy gets a direct connection to the NSA

Spotlight | Tunisia
Essebsi master at last at the interior ministry

Tunisia
Gharsalli goes on a spending spree

Tunisia
Ben Ali’s “securocrats” make a comeback

France, Tunisia
Le Drian dons "big ears" during visit

Tunisia, United States
Rubinstein sets up a cosy nest for the FBI

Tunisia
Lockheed Martin courts the favours of the military

Algeria
The gendarmes anxiously scan the Tunisian border

Tunisia
How Paris backs Tunisian police

Tunisia
New American envoy will take his time in starting job

North Africa
John Kerry sees Maghreb as Africa

Spotlight | Tunisia
Rahmouni takes charge of anti-terrorist battle

Tunisia, United States
Republicans are Tunisia’s best friends

Tunisia, United States
Paulsen intent on a free trade accord

Algeria, Tunisia
Lokman’s death a tri-national success

Spotlight | Tunisia
Essebsi to depend more on the military

Tunisia
First batch of Black Hawk helicopters ordered from Sikorsky

Tunisia
Washington push for tighter security

Tunisia
The West pampers National Guard

Tunisia
End to US-Ennahda understanding