AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnnahda and Women’s Rights: Ennahda called for the release of women detained over their political views on Tunisia’s National Women’s Day, saying continued arrests and prosecutions deepen the country’s political and humanitarian crisis. Political Prison Pressure: The jailed Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi ended a hunger and medication strike after five days, but his defense team renewed demands for hospital access, lawyer and family visits, and an end to isolation. Domestic Political Challenge: Tunisia’s “Generation Z” youth movement launched an open national petition demanding President Kais Saied’s resignation and early presidential and parliamentary elections, citing a collapse of state foundations and worsening economic, social, and political crises. Foreign Policy Link: Tunisia’s FM Mohamed Ali Nafti spoke by phone with Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha on strengthening 35-year bilateral cooperation, including trade, agriculture, higher education, and the legal framework for further ties. State Capacity Under Strain: A commentary revisited the costs of Saied’s one-man rule, pointing to electricity and gas grid strain and the knock-on effects for daily life and services.
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