AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPoK Crackdown: Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif called PoK protesters “enemies like India” and ruled out dialogue as clashes with JAAC-linked groups reportedly left at least 20 dead, with rights groups and UK MP Naz Shah urging independent probes. Monsoon Disaster: Floodwaters in Punjab’s Muridke forced families to flee by boat as the monsoon death toll climbed past 100, while Lahore and other cities saw fresh rain and power disruptions with flood alerts still in place. Middle East Diplomacy: Pakistan urged the UN Security Council to fully implement the Gaza ceasefire and halt Israeli settlement and annexation moves; Pakistan also condemned Al-Aqsa provocations in talks with Jordan. Pakistan-Kuwait Ties: DPM/Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met Kuwait’s FM Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, agreeing to deepen cooperation across trade, energy, defence and more. Security Ops: ISPR said 32 terrorists were killed in joint operations in KP and Balochistan, with weapons and IEDs recovered. Economy & Markets: PSX slid after early gains; gold prices in Pakistan fell to about Rs426,436 per tola. Sports (Lahore readers): West Indies beat Pakistan by 90 runs in the 1st Test; Babar Azam’s post-match comments about the “new ball” and partnerships went viral. Hajj Policy: Pakistan unveiled its first four-year Hajj policy (2027-2030) with a new registration and waiting-list system.
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