AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUS-Iran Nuclear Talks: Iran says IAEA inspectors won’t be allowed to inspect bombed nuclear sites, despite Trump saying Tehran agreed to “long into the future” inspections—keeping the nuclear track tense. Gulf Security: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio tells allies the Strait of Hormuz must stay free of transit fees and warns peace can’t hold while Iran-backed proxies fire missiles and drones from Iraq. Lebanon Front: Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem demands Israel withdraw on a set timetable for the Lebanese Army to deploy south of the Litani. Regional Diplomacy: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian calls for a new regional security architecture with Pakistan, as the US-Iran MoU framework continues. Anti-Drug Crackdown: Syria seizes 600,000 Captagon pills and arrests two suspected traffickers. Local Governance & Economy: Indonesia rolls out $1.47b stimulus for the second half, led by food assistance and training programs, citing ongoing geoeconomic risks from the Middle East conflict. Cyber Rights: Oman’s new cybercrime law criminalizes broad digital speech and assembly, raising concerns for journalists and activists. Business & Trade: Dubai Chambers discusses expanding trade and investment ties with Canada’s Saskatchewan, focusing on food security, fertilisers, energy and critical minerals.
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