Tunisia follows Algeria’s economic path as shortages grip daily life
As Tunisians return to work and school after a punishing summer, empty supermarket shelves, intermittent water supplies, and rolling power cuts have become the new normal, raising concerns that the country is sliding into the same cycle of chronic shortages and state-controlled scarcity long familiar in neighboring Algeria. In the capital and across the country, […]
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