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When people hear Tunisia, they think of one moment — the Arab Spring.
Protests. Revolution. Then silence.

But Tunisia’s story didn’t begin — or end — there.

Tunisia is one of North Africa’s oldest centers of civilization.
Ancient Carthage once ruled Mediterranean trade long before Rome became an empire.

The myth says Tunisia is small, weak, and unstable.
The reality is more complex.

Tunisia built strong institutions early — education, civil society, and public administration. That’s why change there looked different from elsewhere.

Yes, the transition has been painful.
Economic pressure.
Political setbacks.
Disappointment after high hopes.

But collapse never came.

What often goes unseen is the resilience of ordinary Tunisians — teachers, workers, families — holding society together while politics struggle.

Tunisia still has real advantages:
A skilled population.
A strategic location near Europe.
A culture that values learning and debate.

Tunisia is not a failed revolution.
It is a long negotiation between past, present, and future.

So here’s the real question:
Is Tunisia defined by one unfinished uprising…
or by a civilization that has reinvented itself again and again for thousands of years?

What do you think?