Tunisia Summons Ambassador of France After Broadcast by a French Channel of an Interview Deemed Hostile
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The Tunisian government announced Friday evening July 24th that it had summoned the French ambassador to Tunis after the broadcast of an interview deemed hostile on a "French public channel". According to the AFP, the sequence deemed contentious would be an interview of France 24 with the former president,...
The interview in question was reportedly broadcast on the channel France 24. It would be an interview with the former Tunisian president Moncef Marzouki, "a person sought by Tunisian justice" The Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday 24 July that it had summoned the French ambassador to Tunis after the broadcast, by a "French public channel", of an interview "with a person sought by Tunisian justice". The ministry did not iden…
The Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not specify the name of the television station or the person with whom the controversial interview was conducted. According to AFP, sources familiar with the matter refer to France 24 and a recent conversation with former Tunisian President Munsif al-Marzuki. "This interview violates the sovereignty of the Tunisian state, undermines its national security, and constitutes a clear call for rebellion and…
According to a commentator considered to be close to the circles of power, this is France 24 and a recent interview with former Tunisian president Moncef Marzouki.
A new controversy revives the diplomatic tensions between France and Tunisia. Tunis asked for explanations after the dissemination of an interview deemed problematic by the authorities. ...
Tunisia: the French Ambassador Summoned After a French Channel Broadcast an Interview Deemed Hostile
After the broadcast of an interview with the former President of Tunisia, Moncef Marzouki, on France 24, the Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this Friday that it had summoned the French ambassador to Tunis. Tension is on the rise between Tunis and Paris. The Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday in a press release that it had summoned the French ambassador, after the broadcast, on a "French public channel", of an…
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