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The US Must Keep Tunisia’s Slide Toward Autocracy in Check

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia...

The Future of Morocco’s Informal Economy

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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The Islamic State is Not Al-Qaeda

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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Tunisia Grapples With Radicalization of Youth

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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From Southeast Asia to Egypt, Tunisia and Syria

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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Tunisia Attack Shows War With Islamic State is Bigger Than We Think

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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The World This Week: Terror Hits Tunisia, Kuwait and France

On September 22, Tunisian President Kais Saied extended the emergency measures introduced in July that saw parliament suspended and the prime minister fired, granting the president executive authority. The move presents a worrying possibility of growing repression both in Tunisia and across the greater Middle East region. Saied could further exacerbate Tunisia’s political crisis with his plan to suspend the current constitution and his deployment of the military to prevent...

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