Tunisian youth clash with police
TAREK AMARA and ANGUS McDOWALL THE 19-year-old smoking with friends in a poor district of Tunisia's capital had a simple explanation for night-time clashes between youths and police that have shaken the country - he has nothing to lose. A decade after mass protests toppled Tunisia's long-time president and sparked uprisings across the Middle East, anger is boiling over again amid economic stagnation, the global pandemic and a widening disconnect between people and their leaders. "There's nothing here ... there's no opportunity. The only government we know is the police car coming to arrest people," said Mohammed, surrounded by nodding…