AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorld Cup diplomacy: The U.S. approved visas for Iran’s World Cup squad, clearing players to travel to the U.S. for group matches, though reports say some wider staff still faced entry problems after uncertainty and passport processing in Ankara. Middle East security: Kuwait resumed air traffic after a temporary suspension tied to Iranian missile and drone threats, following coordination and confirmation of stability. Climate & food: A new study warns global food supply losses could reach $600 billion when climate shocks stack with war, with energy-price spikes and bad harvest timing doing the most damage. Environment Day push: Delhi launched “Namo Oxygen Parks” to boost urban greening and air quality, while Papua New Guinea’s governor urged urgent action to protect forests and coral ecosystems. Energy cooperation: Saudi Energy commissioned a 2.5GW grid-side battery storage cluster, and Nepal set up a PPP company to connect western hydropower to the national grid. Sports media access: AIPS urged FIFA to fix visa denials for accredited journalists ahead of the 2026 tournament.
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