AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnnahda and women’s rights: Ennahda urged the release of women detained for their political views on Tunisia’s National Women’s Day, saying arrests and prosecutions tied to opinion and civil activity are deepening the country’s political and humanitarian crisis. One-man rule and state failure: A new analysis revisits the costs of President Kais Saied’s 2021 power grab, arguing Tunisia’s weakened institutions now leave citizens with no parliament or independent judiciary to hold the state to account—amid rolling electricity and basic-services breakdowns. Youth push for early elections: Tunisia’s “Generation Z” launched an open national petition calling for Saied’s resignation and early presidential and parliamentary elections, citing eight points of “abject failure” and structural collapse. Tunisia–Ukraine diplomacy: Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti spoke by phone with Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha on expanding trade and agricultural cooperation, boosting higher-education links, and strengthening the legal framework for bilateral ties. Regional pressure on Tunisia’s economy: Commentary warns North Africa is being squeezed by the same maritime shocks—Suez disruption and Hormuz uncertainty—raising energy and trade costs that could worsen debt and social stability across the region.
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