This week on Marketplace Middle East June 6, 2012 -- Updated 1545 GMT (2345 HKT) MME takes a deeper look into Syria and the impact of sanctions on the country. Despite international attempts to halt the violence, many fear Syria is en route to civil war MME investigates the implications of sanctions on Syria MME looks at Tunisia's economic outlook after its Jasmine Revolution The prospect of bringing peace to Syria seems farther away than ever. Despite international efforts to stem the ongoing violence in the country, many fear that Syria is getting dangerously close to all out civil war. This week MME takes a deeper look into Syria and the impact of sanctions on the country. FACETIME: Mustapha Kamel Nabli The uprising in Tunisia that ended the rule of veteran leader Zine Al-Abidine Ben Ali had a domino effect. It sparked popular revolts against dictators and autocrats in North Africa and the Middle East. It also deepened Tunisia's economic problems. This week MME spoke to Tunisia's Central Bank governor, Mustapha Kamel Nabli, about how growth is gradually coming back, and his outlook for the year ahead. Marketplace Middle East airs weekly at the following times (all GMT): Thursdays: 1545, Fridays: 0845, Saturdays: 0615, Sundays: 0515, 1545