It's a known fact that Arab regimes and Arabs in general hope for the worst in Tunisia, yet the current event in Tunisia is not a Coup d’état. People can conspire all they want, but law and order will prevail in Tunisia which is the only Democracy that is part of the so called "Arab League". I rest my case.
from where should I start ? a lot of agriculture technics used special for the olive oil are Carthaginians... we say land ba'ali which mean the land that rely on rain Ba'al is Carthaginian god, we still eat snails which was a famous dish back then... when the rain comes we sing a song ommok tango or ommok taniqo which is the main goddess of carthage Tanit the city of Carthage still exist and it is the seat of power in Tunisia... a lot of other cities still exist since the Carthaginian times
Why are you bullying a member whose country is in difficulty (which in my view is only temporary) ? I just had a look at your country Bangladesh which didn't strike me as a Jeffersonian Democracy, buddy. In Human Development, Tunisia ranks much better than your country which ranks 133 globally. So why don't you worry about your country's problems instead of bullying others.
Analysis greatly appreciated, yet misses the fact that the duly elected President's (over 70% of Tunisians voted him in) popularity with the Tunisian public is what only matters at the end. This is not your usual Arab dictator we are talking about. Tunisia is shifting from a parliamentary to a presidential form of government. Tunisian patriots want it this way. If non-Tunisians in this thread are not happy with this important and stabilizing development in Tunisian politics, so be it.
actually according to the recent polls he's popularity increased to 83% the only ones that are seeing El Nahdha as a victim are foreigners and that's because of their lobbying specially in the USA they payed a lot of money to lobbying but that's starting to change the ministry of foreign affairs is making a lot of calls and pushing very hard to show the true status quo in Tunisia but internally the president never been as popular as this.
"We will see a sharp decrease in the president's popularity. I think he was elected with a %70 but it was mainly because of the election process." We respect your opinions and your subjective assumptions. We know Tunisia, its political components and its culture as if it were ours. You on the other hand, are making assumptions about a country you know very little about. You might make good guesses here and there, but the Tunisia that we know if far from what you think. I can guarantee you that this Tunisian President will remain successful for years to come.
Great news ! Ousting Al-Arabiya is the right thing to do.
Is it banned in Tunisia?
Algeria (Global Fire Power 27) can make sovereign decisions that other countries in the region can't do, by fear of KSA and UAE, unfortunately.
No... despite being an unprofessional and utterly biased foreign media outlet we have to respect press freedom (note that Al Jazeera office is closed but their license is not revoked and they're still working in Tunisia).
