Tunisia’s Diplomacy in Motion: Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti met Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy in Amman to coordinate on Palestine, Libya and broader Arab action, with Tunisia also set to take the rotating presidency of the Arab League Council. Regional Security & Palestine: In parallel, Tunisian diplomacy echoed calls for Arab and Islamic unity to protect Al-Aqsa amid Israeli incursions, stressing collective responsibility and access to holy sites. Tunis–Cairo Strategic Push: Nafti also met Egypt’s FM Badr Abdelatty, reaffirming the depth of Tunisian-Egyptian ties and urging follow-up on the 18th joint high commission, especially on electricity, renewables, infrastructure and investment. Human Rights Pressure in Tunisia: An international appeal urged the Tunisian authorities to release Rached Ghannouchi and other political prisoners, citing serious health deterioration and broader threats to detainees’ safety. Ennahda’s Political Resilience: A report highlights how supporters of Ennahda frame the post-2021 crackdown as a phase of persecution rather than an end, with younger members talking about a return to the political scene. Ceuta as a Migration Flashpoint (EU spillover): While not Tunisia-specific, the week’s Ceuta crisis—sparked by a Spanish Supreme Court ruling and amplified by online mobilization—kept EU border politics in focus, with EU leaders calling for stronger physical barriers and faster returns.