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Olympic Qualifiers: Tunisia’s women lost 1–0 to Senegal in Radès, leaving them needing a result in Tuesday’s return leg to stay in the race for the 2028 Games. Economic Pressure: The dinar fell past TND3 to the dollar for the first time since May 2025, while September inflation reached 5.6%. The public-sector wage bill rose 4.9% to TND12.2 billion in the first half; the Central Bank kept its key rate at 7%. Industry and Energy: Pharmaceutical firms face mandatory electronic drug-filing rules from January 2027, with setup costs posing a challenge for smaller manufacturers. Tunisia is also seeking bids for a multi-site battery-storage project and studying a gas power plant with Algeria. Diplomacy: Italian-language courses have begun for Tunisian diplomats in Tunis, part of efforts to deepen ties with Rome.

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