Tunisia faces escalating economic distress and diplomatic isolation five years after executive power consolidation ended its post-Arab Spring democracy.
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This corporate briefing evaluates Arab anti-corruption sweeps, analyzing whether sudden institutional arrests signal real legal reform or elite power shifts.
Tunisia’s 2011 revolution was fueled by the UGTT, where women trade unionists played an instrumental but overlooked role.
Tunisia’s revolutionary conditions have returned, but its once-supportive military, civil society, and political class have not.
Tunisia is signaling a turn toward Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” to bolster its anti-Western stance and cement its dependence on Algeria. Proposed direct flights and potential plans to host exiled Hamas leaders underscore a pivot that threatens to destabilize U.S. and NATO Mediterranean security interests.