Tunisia Riots: More Protests Threatened As President Ben Ali Flees To Saudi Arabia -- The Telegraph
Protesters behind the mass uprising in Tunisia threatened more demonstrations today, as officials confirmed that ousted President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali had fled to Saudi Arabia.
Mr Ben Ali and his family arrived in the Saudi port city of Jeddah on Friday night, following in the footsteps of numerous other deposed leaders who have been offered asylum in the kingdom.
The collapse of his 23-year-long authoritarian rule, the first time an Arab leader has yielded to "people power", was greeted with widespread jubilation in Tunisia, where up to 80 people have been killed in clashes with police in recent weeks.
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Tunisia in turmoil after ousted president flees -- Financial Times
New Change of Power Raises Questions in Tunisia -- New York Times
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Tunisian prison fire 'kills dozens' -- The Guardian
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Tunisian president's departure called permanent -- Yahoo News/AP
Ousted Tunisian president arrives in Saudi Arabia -- Yahoo News/AP
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Live: Tunisia turmoil a day after fall of Ben Ali -- BBC
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Tension Grips Tunisia's Capital After Leader Flees -- Time Magazine
Tunisian president's departure called permanent -- Jerusalem Post
Tunisian President Ben Ali flees country as thousands protest -- McClatchy News
Tunisia under state of emergency after government falls -- Christian Science Monitor
Arab League calls for calm, unity in Tunisia -- Reuters
World responds to Tunisia uprising -- Al Jazeera
Britons forced to flee Tunisia as violence erupts on streets -- The Telegraph
Ousted president lands in Saudi Arabia as thousands of Brits remain trapped in crisis-hit Tunisia -- The Daily Mail
Tourists flee Tunisia as violence escalates -- BBC
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Looters roam suburbs of Tunis -- Al Jazeera
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Events in Tunisia bear out Hillary Clinton's warning to Arab world -- Christian Science Monitor
Arab activists hope Tunisia uprising brings change -- Yahoo News/AP
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Ben Ali's possible successors -- Al Jazeera
Profile: Zine El Abidine Ben Ali -- Al Jazeera
Protests Drive Out Tunisia's Dictator, But What's Left Behind is Unclear -- Time Magazine
Exit Ben Ali - but can Tunisia change? -- BBC
A sudden tear in the fabric of the Arab world -- Doug Saunders, Globe And Mail
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