Tunisia’s Security & Justice: Tunisia’s anti-terror and national security units opened urgent investigations after weapons, live ammunition, cash (about $35,000), and gold jewelry were reportedly found in the home of a governor arrested on corruption charges, with probes focused on the origin and purpose of the arsenal. Tunisia’s Foreign Policy: Tunisian FM Mohamed Ali Nafti met Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy in Amman to coordinate on Palestine, Libya, and Arab League modernization ahead of Tunisia’s rotating presidency of the Council, while Nafti also held talks with Egypt’s FM Badr Abdelatty on deepening cooperation. Regional Diplomacy on Al-Aqsa: Arab and Islamic states condemned Israeli actions at Al Aqsa and backed Jordan as custodian, with Tunisia listed among committee members pushing coordinated international pressure. Tunisia-Egypt Partnership: The two countries reaffirmed momentum after the 18th Tunisian-Egyptian Joint High Commission, stressing follow-up on economic, trade, electricity, renewables, and infrastructure cooperation. Ceuta Migration Fallout (Europe’s pressure point): Reports from Spain’s Ceuta highlighted the strain on reception capacity for unaccompanied migrant minors after the late-July surge, feeding renewed EU border and return-hub debates that keep Tunisia’s Mediterranean neighborhood in the spotlight.