Tunisia’s scorching summer has turned into a boiling point for citizens, as extreme heat strains infrastructure and fuels outrage over power cuts, water shortages, and soaring costs. A new coalition, the Nafas movement, is rallying thousands in Tunis this Thursday to demand regime change, uniting political factions and ordinary citizens—including social media influencers—for the first time. The protest comes on the anniversary of President Saied’s power grab, with chants echoing Arab Spring calls for justice. As the government tightens control and accuses opposition of foreign interference, public anger simmers louder than ever, signaling a potential tipping point for Tunisia’s future.
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