AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHunger Strike Crisis in Tunisia: Pro-Palestine activist Wael Naouar, detained since March, is in critical condition after a 39-day hunger strike in Mornaguia prison, with rights groups alleging authorities are refusing updates to his family and lawyers and that he is “on the verge of death.” Fuel Strike & Social Tension: In Tunis, fuel transport workers launched a 48-hour strike demanding better conditions, wage hikes, unpaid allowances and social security settlement, triggering public rushes to petrol stations and highlighting wider anger over outages, price rises and medicine shortages amid a shrinking space for dissent. Diplomatic Outreach: Serbia’s caretaker foreign minister Marko Djuric met Tunisia’s FM Mohamed Ali Nafti in New York, discussing deeper political dialogue, possible ministerial visits, and Tunisia’s participation in Expo 2027 in Belgrade. Regional Security Echoes: Houthi claims of strikes hitting Riyadh and Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu added to the week’s Middle East security noise, while reports also pointed to increased commercial traffic through Bab el-Mandeb.
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