Tunisia Trade & Inflation Watch: Tunisia’s trade deficit widened to 10,415.6 million dinars in the first five months of 2026 (from 8,365.7 million a year earlier), with energy products driving most of the gap; meanwhile inflation stayed at 5.5% in May, but food prices climbed 8.2% year-on-year as production and transport costs rose. Food Market Enforcement: In Sousse, authorities logged 1,776 economic violations after 7,950 inspections, targeting pricing irregularities, hoarding and breaches tied to subsidised goods. Water & Heat Preparedness: With summer temperatures rising, Tunisia’s water and health authorities are pushing tighter supply management and heat-risk readiness, as heat illness risk is flagged for parts of the World Cup period. Agri-Tech Link-Up: A Tunis event brought 20 startups and 200 agricultural operators together to connect agri-tech solutions with farmers, focusing on resilient agriculture, soil health, animal feed and aquaculture. World Cup Logistics for Tunisia: Tunisia’s Group F schedule is set for Sweden (15 June, 3:00 a.m.), Tunisia–Japan (21 June, 5:00 a.m.) and Tunisia–Netherlands (26 June, 12:00 a.m.), with all matches landing in late-night hours for local fans.