AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Security: Malaysia targets a top-10 spot in the Global Peace Index, citing ASEAN and Asia-Pacific standing and thanking countries for travel-advisory reviews tied to the Eastern Sabah Security Zone. ASEAN Peace: Cambodia urges ASEAN to actively uphold peace, non-interference and sovereignty as regional tensions and conflicts test multilateralism. Pacific Connectivity: Australia says all Pacific Islands Forum members are now linked by undersea cables, boosting resilience and digital access. Aviation & Trade: Cebu Pacific announces five new international routes—restoring Cebu–Ho Chi Minh, launching Cebu–Shanghai and Cebu–Nagoya, and resuming Clark–Hanoi and Manila–Xiamen—aimed at year-end demand. West Asia Watch: India and Israel leaders trade calls on West Asia developments and progress in their strategic partnership. Energy Pressure: India’s crude import bill jumps 26% in 2026-27 Q1 despite lower volumes, driven by West Asia disruption and higher prices. Public Safety: Thailand vows tighter gun rules after a school shooting killed eight, with plans to restrict who can carry firearms in public. Sports Governance: FIFA’s Infantino faces renewed calls to resign as allies rally and Norway demands action amid a widening European split.
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