AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPhilippines: Vice President Sara Duterte’s camp accused the Marcos administration of using the National Bureau of Investigation to pursue her politically, after the agency reported alleged discrepancies in her asset declarations. Separately, police said a Mindanao politician previously linked to drug cases allegedly paid for a chartered flight tied to a major Laos drug seizure; the investigation is ongoing. Pakistan: Parliament approved emergency rule and the governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by 214 votes to 56, drawing opposition protest. PPP senator Sherry Rehman said her party had pushed for dialogue before the move. Yemen: At least six explosions struck near a palace used by the internationally recognized government in Aden; Houthi forces were blamed. Global Affairs: Pakistan was nominated to chair the World Bank and IMF boards of governors in 2027, its first such appointment since 1953. China plans a global governance forum next week, bringing together officials and experts to discuss international cooperation. Israel: With elections set for October 27, the country faces a test of whether its next government can bridge deep divisions and restore public trust.
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