Scholar: Tunisia Democracy Depends on ‘Determination of Its People’
‘Backsliding’ could mobilize supporters of opposition and weaken regime, but process could be long and violent, expert says.
Ghannouchi Arrest Enhances Concerns of Political Targeting in Tunisia
On Thursday, April 20, it was confirmed that a Tunisian judge ordered the imprisonment
Interview with Her Excellency Mrs. Hanene Tajouri Bessassi
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, the Middle East Policy Council (MEPC) had the pleasure of interviewing Her Excellency Mrs. Hanene Tajouri Bessassi, Ambassador of the Republic of Tunisia to the United States. Amb.
Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya After the Arab Spring
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Tunisian Voter Turnout: Discontent over Saied Leadership
On Wednesday, December 14, Tunisian President Kais Saied met with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Binken to discuss the country’s upcoming parliamentary elections. Saied relayed to U.S.