"Tunisia's fragile stability is masking a growing sense of discontent among its citizens. Despite the country's relative calm on the surface, a simmering anger is brewing beneath, fueled by widespread perceptions of repression, economic decline, and crumbling public services. As the government struggles to address these pressing issues, many Tunisians are beginning to question the true cost of their nation's hard-won peace, which has been maintained through a combination of authoritarian measures and economic austerity. With protests and demonstrations increasingly common, it remains to be seen whether Tunisia's leaders can contain the growing unrest before it boils over into full-blown crisis."
Behind Tunisia’s enforced calm, anger is growing over repression, economic decline and collapsing public services.
