AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSaied’s Claims: President Kais Saied said wildfires and water disruptions were no coincidence, accusing former-system figures of trying to stir chaos. He said the judiciary would investigate and assign responsibility. Democratic Checks: A commentary warns that Saied’s expanded use of the military in politics could leave Tunisia vulnerable to another army-backed strongman. It urges the opposition to unite around constitutional reform and stronger checks on presidential power. Education Policy: Saied called for equal access to education across the country and criticized past reforms as externally dictated, saying they had weakened independent thought. Regional Diplomacy: Tunisia’s foreign minister joined a CEN-SAD meeting in Tripoli, where member states discussed rebuilding the bloc and cooperation on security, migration and economic issues.
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