AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoEnergy Diplomacy: Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia are exploring cooperation on solar and wind power, oil and gas, with Riyadh agreeing to send a technical team to assess projects. A separate deal envisages $200 million for gas exploration. UN-Afghanistan Tensions: New UNAMA chief Rabab Fatima has arrived in Kabul as Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghani Baradar urges the mission to report impartially and recognize the country’s economic and security gains. Border and Trade: Pakistan-Afghanistan trade has fallen 74% amid prolonged border closures, while fresh clashes near Kurram have left casualties reported on both sides; Pakistan says seven of its soldiers were killed. Rights and Accountability: The UN says Taliban authorities have arrested at least 443 people over alleged violations of strict rules, including on hijab, prayer and music. Afghanistan War Legacy: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s claim that few NATO allies fought in Afghanistan has drawn rebukes from the U.K., Czechia, Poland and veterans.
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