AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGhannouchi Health & Prison Access: Tunisia’s jailed Ennahda leader Rached Ghannouchi remains at the center of an escalating rights row after reports that his family and lawyers have been blocked from visiting him for nearly a week, with conflicting claims about his hospital location and condition following a prison collapse amid extreme heat. Electricity Crisis & Street Pressure: The wider political temperature is rising alongside worsening public services, as prolonged power cuts in sweltering weather fuel protests and renewed scrutiny of the government’s handling of daily life. Regional Diplomacy (Egypt–Tunisia): President Kais Saied and Egypt’s Abdel Fattah el-Sisi reaffirmed urgent cooperation and de-escalation on regional issues, including Libya and Palestine, in fresh calls aimed at tightening coordination. Algeria–Tunisia Security Posture: Algeria’s Tebboune warned it would confront any threat near Tunisia, framing the remarks as protection against destabilisation efforts—an added layer of regional tension as Tunisia grapples with internal unrest. UNESCO Recognition (Tunisia): Sidi Bou Said was among new UNESCO World Heritage additions, a rare bright spot amid the political and social strain.
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