AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMiddle East Tensions: Iran says it will raise subsidized gasoline prices for users above 110 liters a month, as war-linked pressures and US sanctions bite. Maritime Security: The US and Iran trade attacks on oil tankers as fighting drags on, keeping the Strait of Hormuz risk front and center. South Africa Rule of Law: A court-focused push for transparency in judicial appointments spotlights how the Judicial Service Commission’s process can make or break constitutional governance. Germany Politics: Germany’s far-right AfD surged in Saxony-Anhalt with about 44% projected, but coalition math remains uncertain. Australia Governance: The Albanese government moves to crack down on social media algorithms, weighing opt-outs and “digital duty of care” rules. US Domestic Safety: Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton was attacked at the Canfield Fair; multiple people were injured. Mexico Public Safety: A fireworks explosion during a religious festival killed at least 10 and injured 64. Africa Finance: Ghana’s government sold a 4-year fixed-rate bond, drawing GH¢4.46bn in bids and accepting GH¢3.15bn. Philippines Education: A new law expands 4Ps support for poor students, covering internships, licensure, and added allowances. Culture & Work: Traditional pebble mosaic art is being revived in Rhodes through free community workshops.
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