The recently revealed emails of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shed light on a cast of key characters and their roles in informing the decisions, diplomatic phone calls, and initiatives that constitute US response to what was unfolding in Tunisia at the time of revolution.
Si elle ne s’est pas encore exprimée sur sa politique étrangère, et principalement dans la région MENA, il est intéressant de voir comment sa position a évoluée vis-à-vis de la région, mais aussi de la transition démocratique tunisienne. Pour ce faire, Nawaat a contacté un panel d’experts spécialistes des relations tuniso-américaines qui nous livrent les contours de la future politique extérieure US en Tunisie et dans la région si Hillary Clinton accédait à l’investiture suprême.
“Youth rising, aspirations and expectations”, is the name of the conference held on February 25, 2012, by Hilary Clinton, the secretary of United States in “Ezzahra Castle” in Sid Bousaid. Her visit to Tunisia is the second one in a less than a year. After a long boring checking out for security reason, we ended up in a small and crowded room waiting for Lady Clinton who came late.
It is when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says about Nessma TV “they were not Ben Ali’s favorite TV station” that one realizes it does not take much to manipulate the US diplomacy
