Tunisian politics

Tunisian politics is characterized by a relatively young democracy, after overthrowing a long-standing dictatorship in 2011. It features a multi-party system with regular elections, a president as head of state, and a prime minister leading the government. The country emphasizes civil liberties and political pluralism, but faces challenges like economic difficulties, political stability concerns, and balancing secular and religious influences. Power is shared among elected officials, and recent reforms aim to strengthen democratic institutions while addressing social and economic issues impacting Tunisians.