AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMiddle East Tensions: Iran displayed what it called a new underground missile site and warned that any renewed attack could prompt a response beyond the region. The facility and its contents have not been independently verified. Climate and Energy: Global fossil-fuel emissions are projected to fall 0.4% in 2026, but the decline is attributed largely to an oil shock linked to the Iran war, rather than the clean-energy transition. At COP31, Türkiye’s Erdoğan and UN chief António Guterres discussed regional conflicts as well as climate action. Trade: China’s import expo closed with a record $85.45 billion in intended deals, while exhibitors showcased 485 global, Asian or China debuts. Digital Resilience: Malaysia urged stronger protection for telecom networks at ports, railways and other economic hubs, warning that outages could disrupt supply chains across borders. Public Health: WHO updated its global tuberculosis drug-resistance catalogue, drawing on more than 71,000 patient isolates from over 75 countries to support more consistent testing. Cross-Border Crime: The UK and Nigeria agreed to deepen intelligence sharing and public-private cooperation against money laundering, fraud and terrorism financing.
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