AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater & Power Protests: Tunisia’s water cuts and rotating electricity outages have pushed residents in several northern governorates to block roads and stage demonstrations, with July heatwave conditions worsening losses for herders and boosting spending on water trucking. Fertiliser Supply Stress: Key fertiliser reserves have fallen below safety thresholds ahead of the cropping season, as China’s export halt and wider geopolitical shocks tighten availability of DAP and other non-urea fertilisers. Security & Corruption Probe: Tunisian authorities opened urgent investigations after weapons, live ammunition, cash and gold were reportedly found in the home of a former governor arrested on corruption charges. Democracy Under Strain: A special report revisits how Tunisia’s 2011 democratic experiment was hollowed out over time, arguing that the 2021 power grab built on earlier erosion. Foreign Policy: Tunisian FM Mohamed Ali Nafti met Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy in Amman to coordinate on Palestine and Libya, and also held talks with Egypt’s Badr Abdelatty to deepen cooperation. Regional Rights Pressure: A rights group renewed an international appeal for the release of Ghannouchi and other political prisoners in Tunisia.
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