AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy Diplomacy: Tunisia joined Algeria, Italy, Austria and Germany in advancing a proposed €13 billion green-hydrogen pipeline, including a subsea link from Tunisia to Sicily. Migration and Rescue: After a boat sank in the overlapping Libyan and Tunisian rescue regions, 28 people were rescued and two bodies recovered; a rescue NGO questioned states’ response, while six people remained missing. Detention and Rights: Four Palestinian-rights activists jailed in Tunisia are on hunger strike, with supporters warning that Wael Naouar’s health has severely deteriorated. Ennahda also condemned restrictions on prisoners’ access to media. Public Services: Human Rights Watch said summer power and water cuts endangered lives, disrupted hospitals and pumping stations, and drew a crackdown on protests; President Kais Saied blamed sabotage. Free Speech: Tunisia has softened penalties for “false news,” though questions remain about what changed and why.
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