Are ISIL fighters making inroads in North Africa?

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There are growing fears that ISIL fighters are eyeing up neighbouring Tunisia to expand what they describe as the ISIL caliphate.

However, could international intervention deter the armed group’s expansion in the region?

Presenter Mike Hanna speaks with guests Youssef Cherif, a Political Analyst from Tunis, Monica Marks, a Fellow with the European Council on foreign relations and Anas El Gomati, a Libya Analyst and Director of the Tripoli based Sadeq Instiute.

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