TUNIS (Reuters) - Three years after its uprising that inspired the Arab Spring revolutions, Tunisia is on its way to political stability with a new constitution and the promise of elections later this year.
At the same time the country's caretaker government, led by Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa, is conscious that some real social challenges lie ahead.
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