AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProtest Politics in Tunis: Thousands marched down Habib Bourguiba Avenue to mark five years since President Kais Saied suspended parliament, demanding his resignation over democratic backsliding, repression and a worsening economic crisis. Power Crisis & Public Anger: The anniversary protests unfolded alongside intensifying electricity and water cuts during extreme heat, with demonstrations reported across multiple cities and mounting pressure on hospitals and households. Opposition Under Pressure: Ennahda and lawyers renewed alarms over jailed leader Rached Ghannouchi’s health, saying authorities block family and legal visits despite a reported fainting episode and severe exhaustion in prison heat. International Diplomacy: Tunisia summoned the French ambassador over a French TV interview Tunisian authorities say undermines sovereignty and calls for internal confrontation. Regional Solidarity & Aid: Italy deployed a Canadair firefighting aircraft to support Tunisian crews battling wildfires, coordinated through the EU civil protection mechanism. Heritage Spotlight: UNESCO inscribed the Village of Sidi Bou Saïd on the World Heritage List, adding new protection responsibilities as tourism pressures grow.
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