Policy paper sparks debate over US intentions in Tunisia
Iskandar Naouar
Press TV, Tunis
A policy paper published last week by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy has stirred debate in Tunisia. The report examines the country’s economic and political tensions and proposes strategies for US involvement.
Here's a report on why the paper has fueled doubts about Washington’s true intentions toward Tunisia.
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