Protest & Health: Tunisian demonstrators in Tunis are demanding the release of four Global Sumud Flotilla activists jailed since March, as supporters say their health is deteriorating after hunger strikes; one is reported in critical condition and pre-trial detention was recently extended by four months. Public Health Policy: President Kaïs Saïed met Health Minister Mustapha Ferjani to review healthcare projects, stressing remote care (teleradiology and remote specialist consultations) to cut travel and waiting times, while citing delays linked to corruption and equipment obstacles. Cancer Screening: Tunisia’s Ministry of Health and Nourane Association will hold a breast cancer awareness and screening day at Errahma Basic Health Centre in Menzel Bouzelfa, pushing early detection and regular follow-up. Medicines Regulation: Tunisia’s National Agency for Medicines updated its eCTD electronic submission roadmap, granting exceptional deadline extensions for some pharmaceutical laboratories to resubmit new marketing authorization dossiers in the new format. Child Wellness: Tunisia’s Family Ministry urged parents to limit children’s screen time and boost play, dialogue, physical activity, and arts to support healthy development. One Health & Food Safety: FAO opened a One Health conference in Rome, linking soil, water, pests, and disease control to protect people, animals, plants, and ecosystems.