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Ten years ago, the Arab Spring began in Tunisia. Since then, the country has been viewed by the outside world as a democratic success story.
Tunisia is now shaken again by the political crisis. President Kais Saied ousted Prime Minister Hisham al-Mashishi and suspended parliament for 30 days. Kais Saied’s political opponents describe the whole thing as a coup. He himself claims that everything is in order.
What led to what is happening now? Did a coup happen or not? And where should the democratic development in Tunisia go?
This – and much more – we talk about in today’s episode of Aftonbladet Daily.
Guest: Fanny Hargistam, Swedish Radio journalist who has covered Tunisia for many years.
Host: Ginklo Leaf.
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Aftonbladet Daily is a daily podcast that summarizes and in-depth current news events and contemporary phenomena. Every weekday, we interview experts and reporters to give a little bigger picture of the news that dominates the flow.
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