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Democracy and EU Association in Bin Ali's Tunisia: Where to?
08/07/2010
Author : Portuguese Institute of International Relations and Security (IPRIS)
by Larbi Sadiki - IPRIS Maghreb Review 03 - 2010
 
Tunis, like other Maghribi capitals, seems to recede further into oblivion. Political excitement when Narcissist Gaddafi is holding his tongue seems to be singularly uninteresting. The real political kitchen where things seem to be concocted and heated is in the Arab Gulf, Levant, Gaza and surroundings, Egypt where El-Baradei and the Muslim Brotherhood are teaming up to road-map post-Mubarak politics, and Sudan, which may be only six months away from losing the south and the birth of a new African state.

If the elite in Tunis is oblivious to what happens outside its Mediterranean shores, the world seems not to be totally indifferent in return.

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