Interview with Dr Kais Saied in preparation for the international conference on the constitutional guarantees against the return of the dictatorship Q: How do you evaluate the newly issued 4th constitution draft? I am not a fun of granting marks, so I cannot say this draft is good or bad; and there is not
The impact of Turkish and Iranian rapprochement will cause the Gulf States to face pressure from Iran and complicate the situation in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon. These pressures and complexities may have been exacerbated by President Obama’s recent moves. Taken together, the regional nightmare has been redoubled. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan
Many states police their own inhabitants’ online activities but the US does it wholesale. Microsoft, Google and the rest have expressed their reservations. by Dan Schiller For years the US authorities have browbeaten other states, especially China and Iran, for repressing their citizens’ access to the Internet. We knew this was hypocritical even before Edward
dr Bartłomiej Nowotarski THESES FOR CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRACY FOR NEW PROJECTS (Based on the analysis of consolidation more than 80 young global democracies in the twentieth and twenty-first century) Only 27% of countries, including those who had undergone a democratic transition since 1974, managed to consolidate their democracies. The remaining 73% could be called hybrid “autocratic-democratic.”
“The French tourist is too geopolitics” And more. Tunis organize in effect on February 19, the basis of the Tunisian tourism to secure its development strategy in the medium term. With the goal of attracting 10 million tourists and generate 4.5 billion euros in revenue per year by 2016. These events fall so hard, especially
Thomas Lagoarde ar-Segot economist (Euromed Management & GREQAM, Aix-Marseille University) The Arab Spring has undermined the social contract that bound the peoples of the southern Mediterranean to their leaders during the past three decades. This social contract has been modified in some countries (Algeria, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon) and collapsed in other countries (Tunisia, Egypt, Libya,
The trade deficit of Tunisia decreased slightly during the first quarter of 2013, compared to the same period last year, reaching -2,418.9 million dinars (MD) is currently the MD against -2613.1 previous year. According to data released by the National Statistics Institute (INS), the rate of coverage of imports by lesexportations thus, gained 3.2
