The “Jasmine Revolution” broke out in Tunisia at the and of 2010，ended with the fall of the then regime and the departure of President Ben Ali. In the past ten years，Tunisia completed the promulgation of a new constitution and experienced three democratic elections，and was once hailed by the Western media as a “model country” for democratic transformation. But today Tunisia has once again plunged into a political crisis. The power struggle between the president，the prime minister and the speaker has intensified，and the democratization process is facing unprecedented challenges. In 2021，Tunisia was turbulent in the political arena，political crisis renewed and the prospect of democratic transition in doubt. Although tourism has rebounded，the overall economic development remains weak due to prominent structural problems and inadequate economic reforms. Unemployment rate remains high，people’s livelihood is difficult，terrorism and crimes occur from time to time，which，coupled with the serious domestic epidemic，has jointly led to increasingly prominent social conflicts. Nonetheless，thanks to balanced and diversified foreign policies，its foreign relations are developing steadily. With increasing international cooperation，Tunisia is playing an active role in regional and international affairs.