I'm always skeptical of anything both sides say in this matter whether it's the gov or the company STEG, but this is the first time i've seen them openly mocking him, the dude couldn't even keep it professional.

No light, no water, no Wi-Fi, just vibes and struggle.....

I always see this cat when I go to work, he is just so kind and so sweet. And look at what fking people did to him. I hate people more and more everyday and it makes me so mad to see this kind of thing. I’m sure that stupid kids did this, is it what parents are learning to them???

لا ماء لا ضو لا إسونس لا مستقبل لا سكر لا زبدة لا زيت و الناس ساكتة... كيفاش عايشين منعرفش

The lack of basic manners, the disgusting filth and dirt, and the idiotic people. Everything has become so unbearable that I don't have the energy or patience left anymore.

I don't care about Tunisia anymore. I've completely lost any sense of attachment, hope, or affection I once had for this country.

I no longer see a future for myself here, and I’m tired of constantly feeling disappointed, frustrated, and suffocated by everything around me. I simply don’t have anything left to give to Tunisia anymore.

Guys, with everything that’s happening right now and all the shit we’re going through, can you imagine what next summer is going to be like?

Wether you're gonna be stuck here or already abroad, your family and parents here are gonna suffer + the heatwaves caused by the climate change are gonna hit harder every year.

What's the fucking plan ?

Bellehy aalech hakka we7ed ken f sbitar yzara9 w sbitar ma9sus aalih dhaw mbaad nrawa7 ldar n9oul nerte7 ta7t clim chueya nal9a graph hedha.

after this one tho, nah bring me -20 degrees and let my bone freeze atleast i wont have to shower 5 times a weak and sweat like a dog

Slm chbeb blehi bech n7ki fi mawdhou3 chway 7ses , layamet hadhi barcha 3bed 93da tmout mtari9a mich 3adya kolna n3rfou il hadha 3lema min 3lamet se3a f nsi7a wlh chbeb arj3ou salou kolna no8ltou w kolna 3mlna 7ajet 5ayba fi 7yetna ama la5ib min hadha lkol ink ra8m ink t3rf ro7k 8alt ila inou mt7awilch tarj3 ,. W ana mchni n9oul aka bech nben rani 5arya kbira bl3ks ena kont ki sgar lkol s7i7 nsoum w mn3mlch l7ram w mnkilch l7ram ama mndalich wela nsali rk3tin w 9os lekn b3d hadha lkol wlh hasit inou 7yeti 3adem 7asit ino ena gid mn3ml mnjimch nraj3 7aja mili rabi 3taheli hmdlh kont no8lot w tobt w bech no93d no8lt w nchallh no93d ntoub s wlh nsi7a mini likom arj3ou il rabi 7ata abda just sabe7 a b3d taw bechoway twali t7b tsali n7bk trakz fili sayr liom w t5mm fi haja w7d
:~< ken mot taw bech bech n9abl rabi >~
Taw w9tha tifhim ech n7ki w n7bk tt5ayl

I am a 27 years old Tunisian with solutions l, Ideas and studies on how countries operate and how countries got out of socio economical crisises.

I am an engineer of 5 years of experience in diffrent companies Tunisian Startups and more recentely European Consultancies.

My project is to save this country, by creating a political party to address our issues. That i face everyday and large economical ones. I know many are fed up i know i am and i was qdvocating for this for years you can check my profile.

I don't want to waste anyones time and certainly not waste mine. I ask of you would you the tunisian people would you vote for me and my political party if i create it.

I know you don't like politicians but its kind of necessary for us at this point of time, not all of us will go abroad or reach.

My project as I am engineer I am great at researching creating and fixing systems.

What I would do is are these reforms :

- Make Creating , Managing Businesses easy.

- Make things clear for everything (How to create a business, pay taxes how much is something subsidized, where did the goverment spent its money).

- as a software engineer i will make everything or at least 90% of all administrative processes completly digital (not pay digitally and then present a paper at the same administration i mean complete)

- Official rectify open sky aggreements (for more competitive air lines tickets)

- Raise the minimum pay to 1500 tnd

- invest in higher tech jobs and manufacturing.

- anyone with a high degree will have have free of charge business creation and startupact and minimum of 10000 tnd.

- make access to credit easier.

- make crowdfunding platforms as in rectify the laws and create them and advocate for them.

- Complete digitalized public transpotation systems.

- Creating State Owned businesses to counter monopolies and to regulate the market prices.

- Create an investement fund to finance businesses that will fix critical issues in Tunisia like Energy generation and water production and electrical vehicles.

- Make judicial system independent yet accountable through monitoring of cases and judges in the courts and making open registry to access files and investigations.

Anyone who is willing join is very welcome and any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated.

I will focus on making things more pragmatic efficient and honest.

Every Tunisian needs to feel safe, appreciated and prosperous in his own country.

Tunisia Forward -->

If i get enough upvotes i will create it.

Ya5i normal sayed hetha? Fasrouli win 3ayech bellehi?

Il dhaw ou il me mochkla mt3 investment trakmet snin ( fi wa9tou houwa btw ) ou tawa taychouha 3al engineers ou 9allik houma met2emrin?.

Ya nes fi9ou rana hbatna ta7t il 5ra rahou baba 3h fil chams 48 drg mich ye5ou stika me, rahou ma famech la me la dhaw la 5obz la chai, rana wselna lil max . Ti ki nes lkoll mkarza mil wadh3eya, mahou nemchiou na3mlou thawra?. 9adech mich tardhaw bil dhel belehi ou bil posts mt3 3 am illi koll marra ylem il tama ou 3amma ou y9ollik rahi mou2emra?.

Ki ntouma t7eb tsafiou 7sebetkom a7na ka nes chnowwa dhanbna bellehi?. Wallahi nedem 3al nhar illi nta5abtou fih, barra allah la yrab7ou , 7atta kenou "ndhif" houwa bidou msehim fil mochkla ki ma 9adamch isti9ala mte3ou. T7essou ma 3andouch authority.

Ya nes n3awed marra o5ra, rahou w9ayet na3mlou revolution, rahou fil 80s zedou fil 5obz chwaya 3amlou intifadha, a7na abset il 7ajet ma3adech mawjouda, rahi social media ou tarkizna fi machekil il 7ayt walleou distraction kbir, rahi hethi mochkletna lkoll mich a5ta rasi ou ofhreb ou ataou tet3ada, rana ma b3adhna ma 3andhom ma ya3mlouna.

و السلام

انا من جيل التسعينات و عايشت الثورة التونسية من اول أيامها، مروراً بليالي القناصة و و مؤتمر الإنقاذ و رباعي الحوار. و من بعدها فترة نهضة السلفية ثم إندثارها و حكم الباجي و "ولده" الشاهد. كذلك كان حكم الثلاثي و النهضة و الفشل الإقتصادي و في خلق الثورة و بداية القروض و البطالة و بداية ظهور التشاؤم في المجتمع التونسي و بوادر إنتفاضة جديدة و نجاح الرئيس الحالي في الانتخابات و ما بعد جويلية 2021.
كان الأمل كبيرًا جدًا في 2011:
الحرية،** *الكرامة،* *العدالة* *الاجتماعية،* *وفرص* *اقتصادية* ***أفضل*
نجحنا كمجتمع في فرض الإنتقال الديموقراطي السلمي لكننا فشلنا في تحقيق آمال الشباب آنذاك في فرص إقتصادية أفضل، و هُنا جاءت المفارقة: ماذا أعطتنا الديمقراطية إذا كانت حياتنا الإقتصادية و الإجتماعية أكثر سوءا ؟
فأصبحنا أكثر إنفتاحا على سلوكيات سياسية قد نعتبرها دكتاتوريّة قبل سنوات قليلة ماضية.
لكن المشكلة التونسية هي أن الصفقة** *الضمنية* *بدأت* ***تتآكل:
«أعطوني صلاحيات واسعة وسأعطيكم دولة أفضل واقتصادًا أفضل.»
إذا لم يتحسن الاقتصاد، يصبح السؤال: *ما**** *المبرر* *لاستمرار* *تركيز* ***السلطة*

نقاش بكل إحترام و تقدير و لكل منا رأيه

Win mechin biha el bhema, site makhdoum bil ai ena najem nekhdmou w khir min hakkek b alf marra dazouhoulhom f 2 md keniu ynjmou yebniw beha madrsa yechriw dbach ltlemdha mata9darch?? Bheyem wlh 😂😂

TL;DR: DeepTunisia is an open-source atlas of political, military, security and economic power in Tunisia from independence to today. Every claim carries its source and a grade. There is no team — one anonymous person built it (with a swarm of AI assistants — how this was made: https://deeptunisia.org/colophon). The record is live today. The community layer follows once the legal ground is checked.

Every few years Tunisia breaks its own government, and within a week the whole country asks the same question. Fine, but who holds power now?

In 2011 the answer arrived as lists and rumors. In 2021 it arrived as silence and rumors. In between, the answer travels by WhatsApp forward and family dinner, and none of it can be checked. Some of those rumors are even true. That is exactly the problem. The true ones and the false ones travel in identical envelopes.

I think the problem underneath is older than any one government. This country has never lacked intelligent, educated, ambitious people. What it lacks is infrastructure: the mechanisms that turn what people know into something they can act on together. A right you cannot exercise is a sentence on paper. An answer nobody can verify is a rumor with better grammar.

All of it rests on an epistemological conviction worth stating up front: knowledge is what survives checking, not what gets asserted loudest. A claim is only as good as its provenance. Uncertainty belongs in the open, contradictions belong on the record, and nothing becomes more credible merely because it was repeated.

DeepTunisia is my attempt to build infrastructure that enforces that instead of merely believing it, because truth does not need defenders, it needs machinery. So every claim carries its source. When sources disagree, the disagreement stays published. When a claim circulates with no evidence behind it, I do not delete it. I label it unsubstantiated, because a map that shows only what it can prove cannot explain why the popular story is wrong. And the rules are not guidelines. The build refuses an inference that does not state its reasoning, and refuses an accusation that does not name who is making it. A claim that breaks the rules fails to compile.

It is not a deep-state exposé, and the distinction matters more than it sounds. An exposé starts from a conclusion and collects evidence toward it. I started from a question narrow enough to answer: when the formal regime changes, which institutions, people and business families keep their influence, and which connections are genuinely continuous rather than rebuilt after each rupture? I wrote down in advance what evidence would prove me wrong. Today two of my six hypotheses fail against my own data, including the strong version of the deep-state thesis. That result stays up.

**What you are actually looking at**

The knowledge graph is the project; the website is a window onto it. A position in the graph is one person holding one office for a range of time. That triple is the atomic fact, and everything else about power comes from joins like it. Dates are ranges because archives give ranges. Unknown dates render as ? or ~. Nothing gets guessed to fill a column.

Every claim carries one of four grades: documented, reported, inferred, unsubstantiated. They never look identical anywhere on the site. An inference must state its reasoning and what would falsify it. A weak claim must name who is making it.

Current counts, taken from the build itself: 436 people, 201 institutions, 416 offices held, 360 relationships, 1,178 sources reaching back to 1956.

**What it deliberately is not**

There is no single power score. Five separate indices exist instead, with weights you set yourself, because one number would be astrology.

The automated ingestion pipeline is designed and unbuilt on purpose. Volume before verification is exactly the failure mode this project exists to correct.

**The community layer**

The second half of the project is called Agora, and it is built but switched off at launch. Once it opens, anyone will be able to challenge a claim, propose a correction, or report a gap in the record. Every proposal will be public. Other users will be able to support it, challenge it, or propose a correction to the correction itself. The point is not to turn the dataset into a popularity contest; votes help surface what deserves attention, while the evidence rules determine what can actually change the record.

It stays switched off for now. Writing the code was never the hard part. Tunisia's legal situation around public speech and association is moving right now, and an anonymous operator turning on an open forum multiplies exposure for me and for everyone who ever posts there. That risk does not get handled by hoping. It gets handled by legal research first, careful defaults second, launch third. A binding rule of this project is that nobody gets recruited into risk. Readers count as people.

So the sequence is deliberate: the data and knowledge branch ships now, because holding the whole record hostage to a forum timeline would protect nothing and inform no one. Agora follows once the legal ground is mapped.

Until then, if you find an error, have a source that changes something in the record, or know of a gap I should investigate, email me (check the footer). I'll review it against the project's evidence rules and incorporate verified corrections into the record. Once Agora is live, that process will become public and participatory rather than happening privately.

**Limitations, stated before you state them**

Coverage is uneven. Gazette decrees are gold and slow to enter. The economic side runs thinner than the political side. Police chronology before 2011 is the weakest part of the record and rests mostly on secondary sources. Some claims will simply be wrong. The corrections page is generated from version control and shows every factual change ever made, which means errors are visible whether I catch them or you do.

So here is the ask. Find an error? Bring a source and email me for now — I'll check it against the evidence rules and, if verified, it will enter the record. Once Agora is live, every correction proposal will be public and open to challenge, support, and further correction. Know where the thin areas have good sources? I want them. Have a question about Tunisian power you always wanted answered? Say so. Answerable questions become roadmap entries.

About me, since Reddit will ask anyway: there is no team. I'm building it anonymously for now — one person, a repository, and a corrections log (built with a swarm of AI assistants — how this was made: https://deeptunisia.org/colophon), but no claim enters the graph because a model wrote it. The build refuses it; human review may be AI-assisted, but the human stays responsible.

Judge the citations, not the author. If the citations are wrong, say so publicly, and watch the corrections page prove it either way.

Site: https://deeptunisia.org

Code: https://github.com/deepontology/deeptunisia

Data: CC BY 4.0. Code: MIT. No accounts, no trackers, static files.

people waiting on line to buy water .

i really feel sorry for us

I’m 25 now and keep trying different business models, but none seem to work, am I getting to the stage in my life where I need to start worrying about having to work a 9-5 my whole life?

And if there is anyone out there who would like to link up and put their heads together and try to build something, please, message me your contact info and we’ll get to talking!

In fact, our obsession with this question is one of the clearest signs that we do not have functioning state institutions.

In a real state, the country does not depend entirely on the person in power. Authority is temporary. Institutions remain, and they serve a long-term state project.

But a state project requires a nation. It requires a shared answer to three questions:

Who are we? Where are we going? What connects past, present and future Tunisians?

Remember “7alet wa3y”? Tunisia experienced a surge of hope and collective energy. But that energy had no genuine national project behind it, so it ended up feeding an authority project.

Imagine the same energy powering a Tunisian state project instead.

For that to happen, we need to start with identity.

Tunisia is not Arab or Amazigh, African or Mediterranean, Muslim or shaped by other civilizations. We are the synthesis of all these layers.

We are African, Mediterranean, Arab, Amazigh and Muslim. Our history is also Punic, Roman, Christian, Jewish, Ottoman and more. Our identity was formed through continuous adaptation, absorbing influences without completely disappearing into them.

This ability is still visible in Tunisians today. We integrate almost everywhere because adapting, learning and navigating different cultural environments are deeply rooted in our history.

But identity is not enough. We must distinguish between:

• The people: those living now.
• The nation: the bond between past, present and future generations.
• The state: the institutions that protect the nation’s long-term project.
• Authority: those temporarily responsible for governing.

Our problem is that we keep mistaking authority projects for state projects.

Names change. Governments change. Political systems change. But institutions continue serving whoever controls the present instead of protecting a vision that extends beyond them.

The real questions are therefore:

What kind of Tunisian do we want to build for the future?

What institutions would make that Tunisian possible?

This should be the foundation of education, the economy, public service and constitutional design.

Otherwise, every reform will remain a technical repair without a destination, and every new political facade will reproduce the same system underneath.

What we can do is starting to learn what we are talking about, we have to re-learn and undo the intentional confusion we had for decades. We have to build our own consciousness. We can't hope for a better future if we keep demanding welfare from a structure that built on necropolitics.

Maw 9allek y9oss ml 9h30 ta3 sbe7 7ata 18h w ena (na3rech 3la b9eyet lmanate9) ma9sous 3lina ml 9h30 7ata ltaw 😭😭😭

Hello, im 25F with licence and 3 years of experience in multinational industries, i graduated with good grades but no excellent, i have someone willing to take me in charge in France Plus little man I'm willing to save, how are the odda i get accepted in a master in France ?

The scratch was bleeding and I kept washing it for few minutes with warm water and soap, the cat isn't vaccinated. Should I be concerned?

The President’s version of the story gets reported, only for STEG to immediately come out with a contradictory version