Five years after Tunisian President Kais Saied’s dramatic power grab, few of the hopes that charged the region following the country’s landmark 2011 revolution remain intact.
The people’s sense of participation in forming a template for a new constitution and democratic order that followed the revolution has all but vanished.
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Political debates that dominated the airwaves following the 2011 uprising have given way to sports and entertainment shows.
The economy – which served as both a springboard for the 2011 revolution and a pretext for Saied’s 2021 “self-coup” – has been left to deteriorate. As a
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