Tunisian papers follow Libya Gaza
The Tunisian newspapers focused on the situations in Libya and Gaza, where the Libyan Technical Committee (4+4) reached an agreement on a mechanism to appoint a new head of the National Electoral Commission after previous delays in implementation. This took place during a meeting in Tunis involving representatives from the Government of National Unity and forces from eastern Libya. The newspapers also highlighted President Kais Saied's reaffirmation of Tunisia's right to recover the people's funds and not to allow this to lapse through statute of limitations. Additionally, they reported on the increasing Israeli violations in Gaza, with eight Arab and Islamic countries issuing a statement rejecting forced displacement and land control in Palestine, condemning attacks on infrastructure and healthcare facilities as violations of international law. Furthermore, the Spanish government announced restrictions on flights and ships from Italy due to disagreements over migration policies. The Food and Agriculture Organization also noted that global food prices have risen to their highest levels since 2023.
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