AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnnahda Under Pressure: Rached Ghannouchi, Tunisia’s jailed Ennahda leader, ended his hunger and medication strike after five days following a request from his medical team, but his defense renewed demands for hospital access and an end to “isolation,” as authorities have not publicly responded. Youth Mobilization: The “Generation Z” movement launched an official petition calling for President Kais Saied to resign and for early presidential and parliamentary elections, citing a deepening economic, social, and political breakdown. Governance & Daily Life: Tunisia’s “summer of discontent” is being driven by water and electricity shortages, with protests linked to repeated cuts and the sense that the government’s blame-shifting no longer convinces people. Foreign Policy: Tunisia’s FM Mohamed Ali Nafti spoke by phone with Ukraine’s Andrii Sybiha on expanding trade and agricultural cooperation, boosting higher education links, and strengthening the legal framework for bilateral ties. Regional Security Watch: Libya saw renewed instability after the killing of Field Marshal Haftar’s military intelligence chief in Benghazi, alongside drone attacks on oil infrastructure.
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