AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHunger Strike Under Scrutiny: Pro-Palestinian activist Wael Naouar, detained in Tunisia, is hospitalized in critical condition after a 39-day hunger strike, with rights groups and international figures calling for urgent medical care and more transparency from authorities. Detention and Family Fallout: Reports describe worsening health and anguish for Naouar’s family as legal challenges to his detention continue. Tunisia-EU Talks: Tunisia’s foreign minister, Mohamed Ali Nafti, urged a review of the Tunisia–EU partnership agreement to make it “more realistic and equitable,” pushing for a more balanced relationship. Economic Pressure Hits Daily Life: A 48-hour fuel transport strike in Tunis is set against broader public anger over outages, price rises, and medicine shortages, highlighting mounting economic strain. Migration Policy Debate: Coverage also revisits claims that migrants in Tunisia face “voluntary return” in name but are pushed out in practice, raising human rights concerns.
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