AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGaza-bound flotilla under threat: Malaysia-based Sumud Nusantara Command Centre says 54 ships in the Global Sumud Flotilla are about 340 nautical miles from Gaza and are expected to enter a “high-risk” zone at night, warning Israel may try to intercept the humanitarian corridor. Nakba Day flashpoints in London: Britain braces for two rival rallies—Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom and a pro-Palestine Nakba Day march—after the CPS issued new guidance on cracking down on “offensive” chants and symbols, with police planning described as unprecedented. Ceasefire diplomacy, but killings continue: Lebanon and Israel agreed a 45-day truce extension, yet fresh strikes still hit civilians. BRICS fractures over West Asia: Foreign ministers met in India but failed to agree on a joint statement, with divisions over the Iran-UAE dispute and time needed to reconcile positions. Eurovision turns political again: Five countries boycotted the Vienna final over Israel’s participation, while protests and security remain tight.
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