AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCivilian Protection: A drone strike on a market in disputed Abyei killed at least 153 people, according to a local official. Doctors Without Borders is treating the wounded; South Sudan has protested to Sudan, though responsibility for the attack has not been independently confirmed. Health Cooperation: Malaysia urged WHO’s Western Pacific region to pilot pooled medicine purchases and create an ASEAN supply dashboard as disruptions threaten drug security. Diplomacy: Qatar said negotiations are the only path to regional stability, urging Iran to respect freedom of navigation and halt attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Doha is also hosting talks on Afghanistan, with Qatar calling for sustained international engagement and practical cooperation. Public Services: Ladakh’s first government medical college, in Leh, is set to open in 2027–28, expanding access to medical education and healthcare training. Global Aid: Actor and humanitarian Martin Sheen called on US policymakers to revive USAID or create a replacement, warning that the agency’s cuts are worsening the humanitarian toll worldwide.
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