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This paper discusses the current debt situation of Tunisia, suggested reforms that may end up being part of the International Monetary Fund program and alternative ways forward.

At the beginning of the pandemic in spring 2020,it was not so much the health crisis ,which hit developing countries like Tunisia hard. While Europe and the US struggled with the health impact of the pandemic,it was the global economic impact ,which devastated the Tunisian economy.

The Eastern Mediterranean emerged in the last decade as a new focus of Israeli strategic interests.

Over the past decades, various regional and international stakeholders have given great importance to the Mediterra-nean basin due to the central place it occupies on the inter-national security scene. Given the geographical proximity of the Mediterranean and the European Union (EU), a causal link was naturally established between the stability of the former and the security of the latter. The Mediterranean has always been at the heart of the security order in Europe with a focus on the Middle East, and the subject of debates preceding the launch of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EMP).

At the start of 2021, the political momentum in Iranian domestic and foreign affairs lies squarely with the radicals. The efforts at internal reform and international engage-ment by the government of President Hassan Rouhani had failed, by and large, to deliver tangible results for Iran and its people. As a result, the Islamic Republic’s moderate- and reformist-leaning forces found themselves increasingly sidelined.

The purpose of this document is to develop the vision for an effective and independent national mechanism that can address women’s rights and gender equality issues as well as the empowerment of women and girls. Ultimately this vision would serve as an international frame of reference for all national mechanisms concerned with women's rights globally.

The feminist economy first emerged in the early 20th century, with an emphasis on the impact of gender on the weakness and fragility of early industrial transformation. Because of the traditional division of labour, where men tend to work in paid jobs and women do unpaid work at home, women are economically weaker and more vulnerable. Although work has been class (keeping in mind that working-class women do not have the well-being to live without work and according to interdependence (so-called parental contract), there was no real recognition of unpaid child care in economic well-being- and it was easier to replace and and it was easier to replace and cancel in the event of a family breakdown.

The situation of Arab youth before, beyond the corona pandemic, is crossed by questions that arise in complex contexts and answers that turn into questions.

The spread of Coronavirus accompanied by anxiety and uncertainty, which only heightened people's stress and confusing government policies about the pandemic.