Tunisia's political crisis deepened on Thursday as police clashed with protesters and lobbed tear gas after the ruling Islamist Ennahdha party rejected a plan to form a new government. The protests now spreading across the country come after the assassination of Chokri Belaid, a leading secular opposition politician. He was a staunch opponent of the moderate Islamists in power - and the growing clout of hardliners that Tunisians call Salafists. The scenes are eerily reminiscent of ...
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