AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTunisia–Foreign Policy: Tunisian FM Mohamed Ali Nafti met Arab League SG Nabil Fahmy in Amman, discussing Palestine, Libya and how to modernize Arab League action as Tunisia prepares to take the rotating presidency of the Council. Regional Diplomacy: Arab and Islamic states, meeting in Amman, condemned Israeli actions at Al Aqsa and reaffirmed Jordan’s custodian role, while Indonesia urged a broad international coalition to back Palestine and protect Al Aqsa. Tunisia–Justice & Rights: An international appeal by the Association of Victims of Torture calls for the immediate release of Rached Ghannouchi and other political prisoners, citing serious health deterioration and threats to detainees’ safety. Tunisia–Corruption/Prosecution: Tunisia’s authorities opened urgent investigations after weapons, live ammunition, cash and gold were found in the home of a governor arrested on corruption charges in Mahdia. Tunisia–Politics: Coverage highlights Ennahda supporters’ pushback against the idea the movement is finished, framing the last five years under President Kais Saied as a phase of persecution rather than defeat. EU Migration Fallout (Tunisia-linked): The Ceuta crisis continues to reverberate in Europe, with EU leaders and Italy pushing “return hubs” in Africa—Tunisia is named among potential host countries—after Spain faced legal limits on summarily returning migrants arriving by sea.
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