AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnnahda Rights Clash: Rached Ghannouchi, Tunisia’s jailed Ennahda leader, has launched a hunger and medication strike after his defense team says he’s been kept in “complete isolation” with lawyers and family barred from visiting or getting health updates. Water/Electricity Pressure: Northern governorates are seeing renewed mobilizations as water cuts stretch on and rotating power cuts anger residents and disrupt work, with protests and road blockades reported across multiple regions. Security & Corruption Probe: Tunisia’s authorities are investigating after weapons, live ammunition, cash and expensive jewelry were reportedly found in the home of a former governor in Mahdia, prompting urgent judicial action and terrorism-related inquiries. Migration Shock Spillover: Tunisia remains in the wider political orbit of Europe’s Ceuta crisis, where Spain and the EU face renewed pressure over border controls, reception capacity and the politics of Schengen after a surge of migrants from Morocco. Regional Diplomacy on Al-Aqsa: Tunisia is listed among Arab and Islamic states pushing for protection of Al-Aqsa and Jordan’s custodial role amid renewed tensions in East Jerusalem.
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