Reflections on the blogging experience. I always felt I knew a good amount about the Middle East. The area had always fascinated me from the time I was a child due to the amount of history in the region. … Continue reading
Politics. What a dirty word in today’s vernacular. In Tunisia it is no different. Tunisia’s government is most commonly known as a Parliamentary Republic system. Coupled with this is also has a strong presidential system which can make it … Continue reading
The economy of Tunisia is changing, and it needs to. Tunisia is experiencing what a majority of the Arab countries who went through some sort of transition are. A where do we go from here kind of phase. They have … Continue reading
In my last blog I described a country of paradox and acceptance of people. In this blog I relate what is a retaliation against the countries progressive and accepting ways. You can’t blog about or learn about Tunisia in the … Continue reading
To talk about Tunisia, and not to talk about the role tourism plays in its economy would be remiss of me. It seems nearly every article I read about Tunisia talks about it’s natural beauty, and how it has also … Continue reading
Women’s Rights in Tunisia: https://www.hrw.org/news/2015/11/12/tunisia-step-forward-womens-rights This is an interesting article on both the history of women’s rights in Tunisia and how the government is working to advance women further in the post Jasmine Spring era. As the article states Tunisia … Continue reading
Higher Education in Tunisia: https://borgenproject.org/education-in-tunisia/ This is a brief article from the Borgen Project that explains some simple statistics about the current state of education in Tunisia. From reading this brief article it is obvious that Tunisia has an … Continue reading
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-14107720 This is an article posted by the BBC.com, it is a fairly brief overview of the history of country. Mostly from a political stand point. This article is helpful from that standpoint, as it gives the reader … Continue reading