Tunisia’s New Government Coalition: Meltdown Prevented?

This policy outlook explores the main problems that the new government in Tunisia needs to address, ranging from economy to corruption. It evaluates the possibilities of contention and cooperation among the coalition members.

On 27 February, after a political stalemate of more than four months, the Tunisian parliament approved the new coalition government. This policy outlook examines the period marked by political wrangling after the elections. It then explores the main problems that the new government needs to address, ranging from economy to corruption. Finally, it evaluates the possibilities of contention and cooperation among the coalition members.​

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Elif Zaim

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