AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUS Deportations: The Trump administration deported dozens of people to the Central African Republic, including an Afghan man granted protection in the US after Taliban threats tied to his brothers’ work with the US military. Cricket & Weather: Rain and bad light cut England’s third-day play at Lord’s short, with umpires ending early despite brighter skies; England still lead Pakistan by 357 as Dan Lawrence stayed unbeaten on 50. Gulf Security: Turkey’s Erdogan approved a Saudi renewable-energy framework, while Kuwait and Pakistan signed a five-year defense and joint military cooperation pact covering intelligence, training, border security and defense tech. Hormuz Standoff: Iran says its Hormuz transit understanding with Oman won’t be implemented until the US fulfills commitments, insisting the strait remains closed without Tehran’s coordination. Pakistan Governance: Pakistan suspended eight officials after a hospital fire killed 14 newborns and ordered criminal proceedings; separately, it made a record Rs1.2tn early repayment of domestic debt. Yemen Frontline Shift: Yemen’s forces say they’re changing rules of engagement against Houthi drones and missiles, including preemptive strikes. Digital Finance: Pakistan’s virtual assets regulator says it built a full regulatory regime in six months using under 8% of its budget.
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