Tunisia's crisis deepens over Saied health and utility failures

Tunisia faces a deepening political crisis as reports of President Kais Saied's declining health, combined with chronic water and electricity cuts during a heatwave, fuel protests. Demonstrators have called for Saied to step down. The failures of state-owned utilities, burdened by debt and mismanagement, have exacerbated economic hardship and revived mass mobilization reminiscent of the 2011 uprising.