Syria’s transitional authorities have embraced a political-economic model that favors big capital, breeds new forms of cronyism, and leans on austerity policies.

These past few months, Tunisians have been protesting the country's worsening socioeconomic conditions and living standards. Officially, however, the economic growth indicators are on the rise. So what is happening?

Since President Kais Saied’s power grab five years ago, Tunisia has gone through one crisis after another, where the migration crisis, worsening socioeconomic conditions, and the shrinking of liberties are the result of the new political system.

The Trilateral Framework signed by Lebanon, Israel, and the United States raises concerns among observers on the many questions it leaves unanswered, and what it means for accountability and Lebanon’s sovereignty.