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Tunisia faces crisis after five years of Saïed rule
The French newspaper "Le Monde" painted a grim picture of Tunisia's situation five years after President Kais Saied took full control. The country is experiencing a multi-dimensional crisis encompassing diplomatic isolation, social tensions, and economic hardship. It pointed to escalating tensions with Europeans, especially after the French ambassador was summoned in protest against criticisms voiced by French officials, particularly following interviews with former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki, who warned of the possibility of an outbreak of chaos due to the accumulation of crises. These tensions are leading to a decline in relations with European partners, worsening economic pressures such as declining growth and rising inflation, as well as diminished public freedoms and the detention of activists and opposition figures, despite Tunisian authorities asserting their respect for the law.
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