AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTunisia Protest Wave: Hundreds of Tunisians rallied in downtown Tunis calling for President Kais Saied to step down, blaming weeks of extreme heat-driven power and water cuts, medicine shortages, rising prices, and tighter freedoms; the demonstrations were organized by the new Nafas movement that aims to unite parties and independents beyond Saied’s traditional opposition. Migrant Tragedy at Sea: Off Tunisia’s coast, a migrant boat capsized on the route toward Italy, with at least 13 missing and two rescued, as rights groups renew criticism that EU-Tunisia migration cooperation has normalized serious abuses. Libya Electoral Talks in Tunis: In Tunis, Libya’s UN-backed “4+4” committee initialed an election pact draft covering electoral laws and restructuring the national elections commission, but analysts warn the hardest part is who governs during the interim and whether other factions will join. EU Migration Pressure: Europe’s migration debate sharpened again as Germany and Italy clashed over migrant return practices and the detention of a German rescue ship in Italy, reigniting disputes over NGO rescue operations in the Mediterranean. Regional Spillover on Tunisia: Even non-Tunisian policy decisions are hitting Tunisia indirectly, with Dutch military clothing deliveries delayed due to heat-related supply disruptions.
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