AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoYemen–Saudi Escalation: Houthis say they hit a southern Saudi base with drones and missiles as fighting with Yemen’s government forces drives more civilians to flee, while the US says Houthis asked it not to target them. Red Sea Pressure: With Houthis advancing toward Bab el-Mandeb, Saudi shipping and oil routes face fresh strain. Saudi Pipeline Shock: Saudi Arabia shut its East–West pipeline after drone attacks blamed on Iraqi territory; Pakistan condemned the strikes and Iraq dismissed a commander. BRICS Diplomacy: BRICS leaders adopted the New Delhi Declaration, urging “maximum restraint” in the Middle East, opposing forced Gaza displacement, and backing UN Security Council reform. UN Security Council Push: UN officials backed PM Modi’s UNSC reform push, framing it as overdue for 2026 realities. Qatar Regional Stance: Qatar condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian and economic sites and Iran’s strikes on Arab states, reaffirming Palestinian cause priorities. Energy Markets: Oil prices stayed volatile above $100 as markets priced longer disruption risks. Local Business & Tech: Media City Qatar and Es’hailSat launched satellite service packages for licensed firms, while Qatar Charity reported 1,074 eye surgeries restoring sight for 1,018 Nigerians.
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