AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy & Water Crisis: Tunisia is again hit by extreme heat near 50°C, with rotating electricity cuts and water disruptions compounding shortages and raising pressure on hospitals, leaving households and businesses scrambling with little clarity on outages. Public Order & Rights: Human rights groups warn that four Tunisian activists linked to the Global Sumud Flotilla have been held for over five months, calling for lawful, evidence-based detention or release amid broader civic and media restrictions. Political Climate: After rolling blackouts and prolonged water cuts, thousands protested in Tunis demanding President Kais Saied’s resignation, framing the unrest as a rejection of his autocratic governance. Diplomacy & Economy: Germany’s foreign minister Johann Wadephul is set to visit Tunisia and Algeria, aiming to deepen security cooperation and economic ties, including energy links to the European grid and renewable projects. Regional Elections (Libya): UN-backed talks in Tripoli produced an agreement to amend Libya’s electoral framework and hold presidential and legislative elections within 24 months under a unified executive authority.
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