Border Pressure & Rights: At Ras Jedir, Tunisian human-rights watchdogs say waiting times for travelers can top 70 hours, with IT, paperwork, and confusion over what goods are allowed blamed for days-long gridlock. Tourism & Culture Economy: Tunisia’s tourism receipts hit 6,093.3 million dinars (about $2bn) by Sept 20, while the ministry pushes “one region, one product” to turn local heritage into sellable visitor experiences. Shared Heritage Research: China and international partners released results from joint archaeology work, including Tunisia’s Ben Arous Forest site, mapping Punic-to-Roman transitions. Cinema Under the Stars: A tribute to Claudia Cardinale lands in La Goulette on Sept 27 with an outdoor screening of Ridha Béhi’s “L’Île du pardon,” tying the actress’s Tunis roots to a shared Mediterranean past. Activism in Crisis: Pro-Palestinian activist Wael Naouar remains hospitalized in critical condition after a 39-day hunger strike, as detainees’ families and lawyers say authorities won’t provide clear updates. Manuscripts & Memory: The Arab League’s Institute of Arabic Manuscripts honored Qatar National Library in Tunis for preserving and digitizing manuscript heritage, with a new cooperation deal signed. Education Support: Ooredoo Fintech Tunisia backed schooling for 400 orphaned children through a community initiative with Association Rose de L’Espoir. Identity & Public Trust: A Philadelphia teacher’s “Palestinian Rachel Dolezal” scandal is making waves online, after she admitted fabricating Palestinian/Tunisian and Black heritage—an echo of how identity claims can collide with activism credibility.