Screenings of ‘Wonder Woman’ Have Been Suspended in Tunisia
The Tunisian Association of Young Lawyers filed a lawsuit on Monday due to allegations that lead actress Gal Gadot had made comments in support of Israel.
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Viewfinder: Flooding in Tunisia
A Tunisian woman cleans her orthopedic shop in Manouba on June 6th, 2017, following a storm the previous night.
A Look at the Women Behind Tunisia’s Democratic Revolution
In her new documentary, Jessie Deeter tells the story of how Tunisia assembled its constitution following the Arab Spring—and what it means for two women in particular.
From ‘Facebook Revolution’ to ‘Twitter Jihad’
Five years on, researchers weigh in on how we got from Tunisia and the Arab Spring to where we are now.
A Tunisian Activist Describes How Manning’s Leaks Helped Topple a Dictator
Sami ben Gharbia was one of the first recipients of the "Cablegate" files.
The Tunisian Litmus Test Turns Red
Tunisia had been a relative bright spot among the emerging democracies of the Arab Spring, but an unprecedented political assassination has reintroduced turmoil on the streets of Tunis. Our Marc Herman interviews a Tunisian journalist on what it means for the land of the Jasmine Revolution.
Nail Polish, Democracy
Wafa Ben Hassine, writing today at Nawaat: The social climate in Tunisia is deteriorating. Many people cannot even…
The Greatly Exaggerated Death of Multiculturalism
With Tunisian refugees streaming north, Europe’s vanguard of cultural gatekeepers start to refine their message.