Tunisia's top political parties are arguing over what to do with the government.
Ennahda, the leading Islamic party, which basically controls the government, has refused to allow for it's replacement.
However, the leading secular party, the Congress for the Republic, has threatened to withdraw from the government, by next week.
If they do so they will likely be joined by most, if not all, of the other secular parties.
The CPR has offered Ennahda a compromise.
They will stay in the government if the justice and foreign ministers, both members of Ennahda, resign their posts.
Secular politicians feel that if they can fill those spots the balance of power will become equal.

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