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Economic Pressure: The dinar weakened past 3 to the US dollar on October 6 for the first time since May 2025, adding to concerns over the cost of energy imports. Public Services and Rights: Human Rights Watch says summer power and water shortages put lives at risk, while authorities blamed sabotage and cracked down on protesters. Energy Diplomacy: Tunisia joined Algeria, Italy, Austria and Germany in advancing a proposed €13 billion green-hydrogen pipeline linking North Africa with Europe. Civil Liberties: Tunisia has softened penalties for “false news,” though questions remain over the scope of the change; Ennahda also condemned restrictions on prisoners’ access to media.

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