AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-Iran Tensions: The EU aviation safety agency EASA urged airlines to keep avoiding airspace over Iran, Iraq and Lebanon even after a US-Iran framework deal, warning violations could still occur near the Strait of Hormuz and amid a fragile Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire. US Politics: In a rare bipartisan rebuke, the US Senate approved a war powers resolution to halt Trump’s military action against Iran, 50-48, as Trump blasted the vote as “meaningless.” Nuclear Diplomacy: Iran’s chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said the Islamabad understanding is “America’s declaration of defeat” and called for regional countries to shape security, while the UN nuclear watchdog signaled inspectors could visit Iran’s sites soon. Humanitarian/Refugees: The EU pledged €20 million via IOM to support Afghan returnees, as returns from Iran and Pakistan surge. Afghanistan-EU Talks: Afghan Taliban officials met EU staff in Brussels on “dignified returns,” with rights groups warning deportations risk abuse. Regional/Palestine: The Arab League, AU and OIC condemned Israeli actions around East Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa, urging UN intervention. World Cup Fallout: Iran’s team got slightly looser travel rules, allowed to reach US match sites two days before the Egypt game, after earlier restrictions sparked protests.
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