Regime worse than its alternative
Tunisia, which was a cradle of the Arab revolutions, has witnessed political and economic protests against the regime's policies, water and electricity shortages, and economic suffering, with chants demanding the overthrow of the regime once again. Although the success of Tunisians in ousting the president may seem unlikely, the possibility of a return to the Arab Spring remains in the region, especially amid economic crises, foreign interventions, and political groups. This raises questions about the extent of the Tunisian people's ability to push for change, and whether overthrowing the regime will lead to worse conditions or potentially open the door to genuine reform.
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