Moncef Marzouki: Tunisia’s exiled former President | The InnerView

25:45

More Videos

Albanian students fight for their native language

Emigration: A demographic problem or a threat to economy?

Washington and Beijing: Rivals or partners over Iran? | Inside America

Overbooked | Series | Trailer

Inside Konya, Türkiye’s Historic Heart | Where to Next?

Mining in Serbia’s Bor contributes economy but poses risks to health and nature

Bosnia and Herzegovina confronts Croatia over nuclear waste facility

Sanctioning settlers: EU pressure or political cover? | Bigger Than Five

Konya beyond expectations | Where To Next

Sanctioning settlers: Is it enough? | Bigger Than Five

Africa

Moncef Marzouki: Tunisia’s exiled former President | The InnerView

Moncef Marzouki, Tunisia’s first democratically elected president, joins Imran Garda from Paris with a message to the world: Tunisia is very sick and slipping back into dictatorship. Once a supporter of current President Kais Saied, Marzouki is now one of his fiercest critics, accusing him of dismantling the constitution and betraying the ideals of the Arab Spring. Now in exile once again, Marzouki still has hopes of returning to his country. On this episode of The InnerView, Marzouki talks about how charges of treason have affected him personally, reflects on the shortcomings of the Arab Spring, and ties them directly to the ongoing conflicts in the region, including the war in Gaza.