Justice & Clemency: Tunisia’s Ministry of Justice says it has started Eid al-Adha pardons, ordering the release of inmates including Libyan prisoners and other Arab/foreign nationals, with deportation after legal steps. Security & Courts: A Tunis Court of First Instance handed down 6–15 year prison terms to a female drug-trafficking network selling narcotic tablets near schools and targeting young people in the capital. Anti-Fraud Crackdown: Manouba police dismantled a family-run scam that sold fake European work contracts; the main suspect fled to Qatar while other members were arrested. Defense & Politics: Tunisia’s Ministry of Defense reiterated the army’s neutrality, warning against attempts to pull it into political disputes—fueling renewed speculation amid the state’s wider crisis. Economy & Trade: Eurasian Economic Union leaders in Astana approved new trade steps, including free-trade talks with Tunisia and moves to cut duties and simplify customs. Agriculture: The Agriculture Ministry urged cereal producers to protect wheat and barley from forecast thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds. Digital Governance: Parliament’s committee will review a bill regulating digital marketing and promotions on websites and social media. Public Health: WHO warns Ebola in DRC/Uganda is spreading faster than response, urging North Africa to stay alert.