 Jakarta Globe | Indonesia to Evacuate its Citizens from Libya VIVAnews.com As many as 253 of the expected total have been flown to Tunisia on Sunday, Feb 27. For the time being, second phase evacuation is being scheduled by the Indonesian government. "There is ongoing process of gathering our people in Libya. ... RI evacuates citizens in Libya to Tunisia |
 World Cup Blog (blog) | Tunisia steal the show Fifa.com Tunisia claimed the second edition of the African Nations Championship in Sudan at the weekend, adding to the celebratory atmosphere in the country after their recent political upheaval. Despite having shut down the league since the new year, ... Tunisia 3-0 Angola: Deserving CHAN 2011 Champions |
 euronews | French foreign minister quits after Tunisia blunders Toronto Sun By Reuters PARIS - French Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie presented her resignation in a letter to President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday, following a series of gaffes over the uprising in Tunisia. “I ask you to accept my resignation,” Alliot-Marie ... France: Troubled foreign minister offers to resign French foreign minister could face imminent sack over Tunisia scandal Foreign minister set to resign over Tunisia blunders |
 Globe and Mail | Tunisia in crisis as thousands flee Libya Inquirer.net Agence France-Presse First Posted 22:23:00 02/27/2011 RAS JEDIR—Tunisia's main border crossing with Libya is overwhelmed by thousands of people fleeing unrest, many of them Egyptians, and faces a humanitarian crisis, an aid group said Sunday. ... In Tunisia, an army of volunteers rushes to aid Libyans 10000 fled Libya into Tunisia Saturday: Red Crescent Foreigners in Libya report being beaten, robbed |
 USA Today | Tunisian prime minister resigns amid renewed protests CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff Mohamed Ghannouchi's resignation came a day after three people were killed during protests in the Tunisian capital. (CNN) -- The prime minister of Tunisia has stepped down from the interim government, according to the country's ... N. Africa, Mideast protests: Tunisian prime minister resigns Tunisian Prime Minister Announces Resignation Tunisians celebrate prime minister's ouster |
 The Hindu | 530 Indians flown back from Libya, 88 cross over to Tunisia Business Standard PTI / New Delhi February 27, 2011, 15:16 IST Launching a major evacuation drive, India has brought back over 530 of its nationals from strife-torn Libya by two special Air India planes, even as 88 others crossed over by road to Tunisia from the North ... 530 Indians flown back from Libya Libya unrest: Over 500 Indians return, more arriving amid tales of woe Air India flights to evacuate Indians in Libya from today |
 Inquirer.net | 130 Filipinos safely crossed Libya-Tunisia border - DFA Philippine Star Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert Del Rosario today stated that some 130 Filipinos have crossed the Libyan-Tunisian border at Ras al-Jedir. A DFA team received them at the border and have made arrangements for their flight home. ... 130 Pinoys cross Libya-Tunisia border SFA Del Rosario in Tunisia for repatriated OFWs DFA execs off to Tunisia for Pinoys in Libya |
The Vacuum After Qaddafi New York Times Some Libyans prepared to leave Benghazi for Tunisia on Saturday; others stayed behind to fight. What can the world do to keep a brutalized country from falling apart? “At the appropriate time, we will open the arms depots so all Libyans and tribes will ... |
Shadab Siddiqi: Butterfly effect began with Tunisian fruit vendors Knoxville News Sentinel Some have posited that the events we have witnessed in the Middle East over the past months began as fruit vendors in Tunisia were being harassed by police keen on accepting bribes in lieu of writing tickets and confiscating carts of fruits and ... |
 Washington Post | The Real Promise of Revolution The Student Life Egypt and Tunisia are not going to become radical Islamic states. The flight of Tunisian dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and the resignation of Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak have not yet resulted in the chaos many predicted. ... Norbert Hirschhorn: Beware the anger of a patient people COMMENT: Pakistan and Egypt — anarchy or revolution? —Professor Basir Chand Mideast unrest is a change the world should believe in, scholar says |