Tunisia’s Seed Sovereignty Crisis: Behind the Official Narrative

In Tunisia today, the debate over agriculture is no longer limited to harvests, rainfall, or food prices. It has become a deeper struggle over sovereignty itself — who controls the country’s food system, who owns the seeds planted in Tunisian soil, and who ultimately profits from the nation’s agricultural future. Critics argue that while the government speaks increasingly about “food sovereignty” and…

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/18/tunisias-seed-sovereignty-crisis-behind-the-official-narrative/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

When the Space Shrinks: Tunisia’s Civil Society at a Turning Point

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/04/25/when-the-space-shrinks-tunisias-civil-society-at-a-turning-point/

Tunisia’s Streets Speak Again: Anger, Anxiety, and the Return of Citizen-Led Protest

On Saturday, May 16, 2026, the streets of downtown Tunis may once again become the stage for a familiar but increasingly tense political ritual: citizens marching to express frustration over the state of the country. A growing number of activists and independent voices have called for a large “citizen march” in the capital, denouncing worsening economic conditions, rising living costs,…

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/15/tunisias-streets-speak-again-anger-anxiety-and-the-return-of-citizen-led-protest/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Tunisia’s Renewable Energy Debate: Investment, Sovereignty, and the Cost of Long-Term Choices

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/04/30/tunisias-renewable-energy-debate-investment-sovereignty-and-the-cost-of-long-term-choices/

Tunisia’s Energy Puzzle: The Dismissal, the Arbitration, and the Questions No One Is Answering

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/01/tunisias-energy-puzzle-the-dismissal-the-arbitration-and-the-questions-no-one-is-answering/

Tunisia After Kaïs Saïed: The Question Nobody Wants to Ask

Disclaimer: The following reflects personal thoughts and analysis drawn from publicly available political commentary. It does not represent any institutional position, and the scenarios explored are speculative in nature. The author acknowledges the inherent uncertainty of political forecasting. There is a question hovering over Tunisian politics that most actors — inside the country and out — seem reluctant to…

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/14/tunisia-after-kais-saied-the-question-nobody-wants-to-ask/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Opinion · Tunisian Politics  |  April 5, 2026

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/04/07/opinion-%c2%b7-tunisian-politics-april-5-2026/

واخيرا جربت المدفونة في مطعم دار الشيخ ❤️🔥

في قلب المدينة العتيقة بتونس، بين الدروج والأبواب الزرقاء والريحة الأصيلة، اكتشفت بلاصة مختلفة تحسّك ترجع لزمن تونس القديمة 🇹🇳

فيديو خفيف لكن مليان أجواء تونسية أصيلة ❤️
وفرجة ممتعة للجميع 🍽️

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The Unraveling of Tunisia: Fear and Betrayal in 1881

How a court too afraid of its own people handed a country to a foreign power — and why the pattern feels uncomfortably familiar. At 7:11 in the evening of 12 May 1881, inside the Ksar Saïd palace at Bardo on the outskirts of Tunis, Sadok Bey — Muhammad III as-Sadiq — pressed his seal onto a ten-article document he had been handed less than two hours earlier.

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/13/the-unraveling-of-tunisia-fear-and-betrayal-in-1881/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

I’ve Known Hamed El Matri for Years — and This Video Doesn’t Surprise Me One Bit

https://karim2k.wordpress.com/2026/05/05/ive-known-hamed-el-matri-for-years-and-this-video-doesnt-surprise-me-one-bit/