Tunisia's stance on being Europe's border guard and EU aid package.

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Tunisian President Kais Saied has rejected the idea of Tunisia becoming a border guard for other countries, ahead of a visit by European leaders concerned about the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean. Tunisia is facing a crisis in its public finances, with Fitch downgrading its debt deeper into "junk" territory, underscoring the possibility it will default on loans. An IMF rescue package has been stalled for months with Saied rejecting the economic reforms needed to unlock the loans.
- Tunisia will not be Europe's border guard, president says Reuters
- European leaders hope to restore stability in Tunisia, a major source of migration The Washington Post
- EU leaders set to talk migration curbs, aid in Tunisia DW (English)
- Italy's Meloni says EU aid package on the way for Tunisia Reuters.com
- Europe Officials Visit Tunisia in Bid to Break Economic Deadlock Bloomberg
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