AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnnahda Prison Pressure: Rached Ghannouchi ended his five-day hunger and medication strike after a request from his medical team, but his defense renewed demands for hospital access, visits from lawyers and family, and an end to isolation. Tunisia’s Summer of Discontent: With water and electricity shortages driving fresh protests, a youth “Generation Z” petition is calling for President Kais Saied’s resignation and early presidential and parliamentary elections. Regional Security & Rights: A rights lawyer argues Africa can’t win the terror war without justice, cooperation, and restorative approaches—warning that insecurity keeps spreading despite rising defense spending. Libya Spillover: A car bomb killed Haftar’s military intelligence chief in Benghazi as drones hit western Libya’s oil infrastructure, underscoring renewed instability. Cross-Border Migration Debate: The Ceuta surge continues to shape European politics, with renewed focus on border controls, Schengen tensions, and Morocco–Spain dynamics. Culture as Politics: Emel Mathlouthi links uncompromised personal truth in music to activism, reinforcing how Tunisian voices keep turning art into political leverage.
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