AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoArab League Diplomacy: Tunisia’s FM Mohamed Ali Nafti heads to Cairo for the 166th Arab League Council session, with Tunisia set to chair the ministerial-level presidency from Sept 2026 to March 2027, focusing on Gaza, regional security and Arab cooperation. Human Rights & Civil Society: Human Rights Watch says Tunisia’s crackdown has intensified since 2024, citing arrests, prosecutions, financial probes and suspensions affecting NGOs, journalists and rights defenders. Judicial Pressure on Media: Tunisia detains journalist Mohamed Yousfi ahead of a radio interview, while the Tunisian Journalists’ Union demands his release and warns of intimidation. Visa Allegations: Former ECOWAS Parliament speaker Sidie Mohamed Tunis calls for an investigation after claims that official documents were used to support a U.S. visa application in his name. Culture & Society: “Show Off” at CIFET Cairo uses fashion to expose consumerism, media manipulation and control mechanisms. Travel Watch: EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is prompting new advice for passport holders to avoid travel delays and mistakes. Sports: Espérance de Tunis host AS Marsa in Ligue 1, while Club Africain and Shooting Stars both open CAF ties with narrow wins involving Tunisian opponents.
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