For the claims for Iraqi dinar losses that the Panel finds to be compensable, the Panel has valued the loss at the exchange rate of one Iraqi dinar to one Kuwaiti dinar, as this is the rate that the claimants were forced to accept at the time of the exchange.

Only claimants who have provided actual Iraqi dinar banknotes have potentially compensable claims.

History The Dinar was introduced into circulation in 1932, by replacing the Indian Rupee, which had been the official currency since the British occupation of the country in World War I, at a rate of 1 Dinar 11 rupees.

The dinar () was the currency of South Arabia and then South Yemen between 1965 and 1990.

Control of Tunisian waters

Arab Tunisian Bank (ATB) (), a Tunisian commercial bank, was created on June 30, 1982 by the integration of a branch of the Arab Bank Tunis with Tunisian individuals.

Fellow Tunisian Walid Saad notes

During the first eight months of 2005, the Sudanese dinar appreciated by 17.5 per cent in real effective terms.

Liberté Conditionnelle, a Tunisian blogger, is a supporter of a Secular Tunisia, but its secularism should be Tunisian.

The Tunisian Facebook page, Ateliers ouvert de blogging, for instance, promotes the culture of blogging among Tunisian internet users.

Afef Abrougui, Tunisian blogger and activist

Tunisian journalist Nadia Haddaoui quotes Amnesty

Tunisian activist interrogated over leaked documents

Although he used the pseudonym Ettounsi (The Tunisian in English), the Tunisian authorities, succeeded in tracking him down, and detaining him.

The execution of Trigui divided Tunisian netizens.

I am a full Tunisian citizen who has yet to vote even once, because of the incompetence of the Tunisian electoral authority.

With this article on the Tunisian website Leaders he welcomed the Nobel Peace Prize bestowed on the Quartet of Tunisian National Dialogue.

Lina Ben Mhenni is a Tunisian blogger and activist, and has been writing about the Tunisian blogosphere for Global Voices since October 2008.

Tunisian identity was shaped by this specific history.

He was a Tunisian lawyer, statesman and the founder of the Tunisian Republic, which he ruled from July 25, 1957 until November 7, 1987.

Kifi means similar to me in the Tunisian dialect.

The polling station in the Tunisian embassy in Cairo.

Tunisian journalist and blogger Malek Khadhraoui expressed his dismay

Perhaps, this initiative is a reaction to the discretion of Tunisian flag when a Salafi student lowered the Tunisian flag and raised the Salafist flag instead.

The use of shotgun shells shocked and outraged Tunisian netizens.

Many recalled Khatib's closeness to Chavez. Tunisian journalist tounsiahorra tweets

Tunisian writer Gilbert Naccache also criticized the proclaimed democrats' stance

Approximately 4,000 Tunisian soldiers continued in French Army service until 1958, when the majority transferred to the Tunisian Army, which reached a strength of over 6,000 that year.

The source mentions that several requests for pardon have been submitted to the Tunisian authorities (including the President of the Republic, the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, and Tunisian embassies abroad) by the detainee himself, his family, his lawyer and the Tunisian League for Human Rights.

Then with the advent of the South Arabian Federation, a new South Arabian dinar was introduced in 1965 which was on par with the pound sterling.

Tunisian netizens have expressed their anger at a ban on protesting on Habib Bourguiba Avenue in Tunis, the capital's main street and the Tunisian equivalent of Cairo's Tahrir Square.

Islamist groups won majorities in both the Tunisian and Egyptian parliaments.

In the latter, he uses the Tunisian dialect instead Standard Arabic.

The Tunisian blogosphere witnessed a black day on Tuesday 27th, 2010.

But, in several occasions, Tunisian authorities continued to violently disperse protesters.

Tunisian president Sebsi talks about 'wiping these terrorists off the map'.

The Tunisian Pirate Party ( ) is a small political party in Tunisia.

Iskander Hachicha () (born March 21, 1972) is a former Tunisian judoka.

English language blog coverage included Jillian York's posts on Day 1, Part 1 and a special panel featuring Tunisian bloggers who are now involved with Tunisian politics in various ways.

Craxi died and is buried in the Tunisian holiday resort of Hammamet.

The young people driving the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions are massively underemployed.

But blogger Patriote Tunisien chose to give Tunisian blogs a Black Note .

GV The fall of the Ben Ali regime revealed talented Tunisian cartoonists.

The French evacuated the base after subsequent negotiations with the Tunisian Government.

Coordination with the navy and customs in order to control Tunisian waters.