AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAviation Fuel Shock Response (India): India approved a $1bn airline support package and a separate Rs 10,000-crore jet-fuel stabilisation scheme to cushion soaring ATF costs after the Iran war choked the Strait of Hormuz, with interest-free advances to state oil marketing companies to keep fuel pricing steadier and protect air connectivity. Trade & Human Rights Pressure (US-Asia): The US proposed 12.5% additional tariffs on Japan (and 10% on some others) under Section 301 over forced-labour concerns tied to Xinjiang, while India says it is still engaged in talks. Border Talks Openings (Nepal-India): Nepal’s Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle said PM remarks in India’s Parliament reopened the door for dialogue on Nepal-India border disputes after talks stalled. Digital Economy Push (Uzbekistan): Uzbekistan highlighted IT Park Uzbekistan’s push to grow digital services exports, aiming for $5bn by 2030, as it showcased the tech hub at a major forum. Connectivity & Investment (Angola-China): Angola launched a new route linking Icolo e Bengo to Guangzhou, positioning it as a step toward deeper logistics and investment ties with China. Public Safety & Rights (India): A “People’s Tribunal” urged India to end “impunity” over rising anti-Christian violence, alleging failures by police and institutions. Demographics (Japan): Japan reported record-low births in 2025 and a falling fertility rate, with deaths continuing to outnumber births. Regional Diplomacy (Hong Kong-Kazakhstan): Hong Kong’s leader met Kazakhstan’s top officials to expand cooperation across aviation, finance, trade, digital economy and green development.
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