Tunisia's Unfinished Revolution Hangs in the Balance The simmering discontent among Tunisians has been on full display for months, with economic conditions continuing to deteriorate.
The latest protests in the capital, Tunis, are merely the most recent manifestation of a broader crisis that has left President Kais Saied's government under intense scrutiny.
Tunisia was the spark that ignited the Arab Spring, with its people taking to the streets in 2011 demanding an end to authoritarian rule and an opportunity to build a more just society.