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BLINDSPOT REPORT
Wednesday 14 October, 2026

How to read this report

Each story includes a coverage bar. When one side has little coverage, that's a blindspot.

Left Center Right

Media map

Left

  • Nawaat
  • Inkyfada
  • Al Modon
  • Meshkal

Center

  • Business News
  • TAP
  • La Presse
  • Webdo
  • Mosaique FM
  • Kapitalis
  • Leaders
  • Realites

Right

  • Assabah News
  • Alchourouk
  • Shems FM

Left blindspots

Debate over the premeditation of water and electricity cuts under the Saïed government

There are accusations that supply cuts are premeditated acts. Some media outlets contrast this narrative with technical facts.

Context: The crisis of basic services is a high-tension political flashpoint between the executive and the opposition. It is used to fuel narratives of conspiracy or state inefficiency.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
🔎 Por qué importa: The left does not cover the discussion regarding technical management and accusations of state conspiracy. The debate on institutional stability is lost.

Zionist aggression causes unbearable conditions in Gaza and degradation in the West Bank

The humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territories is reported as critical according to the UN. The deterioration of living conditions is highlighted.

Context: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is a highly geopolitically polarized issue. Coverage tends to vary depending on the stance taken regarding the legitimacy of military actions.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
TAP
🔎 Por qué importa: The left omits this approach based on official statements. The reader loses the institutional perspective provided by state agencies.

Kaïs Saïed and legal modifications for granting nationality

An analysis of whether the president changed the law to facilitate nationality after five years. The topic sparks debate over sovereignty and migration policy.

Context: Nationality reforms are sensitive in Tunisia due to their impact on identity and political demographics.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
🔎 Por qué importa: The lack of coverage on the left prevents critical analysis from a civil rights perspective.

Polish operator mobilizes 6 billion euros to modernize railway network

The Polish railway operator has allocated a major investment to upgrade its infrastructure. The project seeks to improve the efficiency of European transport.

Context: Investment in European infrastructure is key to the continent's integration and development.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
TAP
🔎 Por qué importa: The left ignores news on European industrial development. Readers lose perspective on global infrastructure trends.

Health status of King Harald of Norway reported as very serious

The Norwegian royal house has communicated the seriousness of the monarch's health status. The news has caused international impact.

Context: The health of European monarchs is a matter of diplomatic interest and institutional stability in their countries.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
TAP
🔎 Por qué importa: The left does not report news on international royalty. Tracking European political stability is lost.

Tunisian SMEs can access grants of up to 50,000 euros from the EIB

The European Investment Bank offers financial incentives for small and medium-sized enterprises in Tunisia. The program seeks to strengthen the local business fabric.

Context: Support from international organizations is vital for the economic resilience of Tunisian SMEs in the face of the crisis.
Coverage by leaning
Center 100%
🔎 Por qué importa: The left ignores economic financing opportunities. Readers lose crucial information for the business sector.

Right blindspots

Exploitation and lack of social security for women in Tunisian agricultural farms

The report denounces the presence of pesticides, extreme heat, and the absence of social coverage. Female workers face degrading conditions in rural areas.

Context: This issue reflects the structural job insecurity in Tunisia's agricultural sector. It is an underreported human rights and public health problem.
Coverage by leaning
Left 100%
🔎 Por qué importa: The right ignores labor rights crises and gender vulnerability in the agricultural sector. The reader loses the social dimension of the economic impact.

Daily summary

21
Stories
15
Outlets
1
Articles

Main topics: Government management in Tunisia, economy and SMEs, humanitarian crisis in Gaza, international current affairs

The right didn't cover: The right did not cover the vulnerability of women in the agricultural sector nor the debates regarding nationality laws.
The left didn't cover: The left ignored almost the entire economic, financial, and international infrastructure agenda reported by centrist media.