The day Tunisia’s democracy died
Shadi Hamid writes: A year has passed since the start of President Kais Saied’s slow-motion coup in Tunisia. That it was as slow as this was perhaps key to its success. I would rather not write this as a sort of political eulogy. But it seems appropriate to write in the past tense, at least for now. This isn’t to say that Tunisians won’t be able to wrest their country back from their would-be strongman. I hope and pray that…