AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLebanon Economy & Trade: Lebanon’s Economy and Trade Minister Amer Bisat says Israel’s war damage could exceed $8bn, with about $2bn already lost since March (around 7% of GDP), as assessments continue across lost activity, material destruction and inflation pressures. US-Iran Talks & Hormuz: Washington urges Iran to drop proposed Strait of Hormuz transit fees, arguing a nuclear deal’s wider benefits outweigh any charges, while Doha talks keep circling disputes over the 60-day MoU, frozen assets and a dispute-management channel. Lebanon-Syria Relations: President Joseph Aoun tells Syria’s FM that Lebanon backs “brotherly relations” under cooperation and non-interference, citing joint border-security work and a new chapter after Damascus’ assurances. EU Governance: Ireland kicks off its six-month EU Council presidency with Zelenskyy in attendance, framing priorities around values, competitiveness, security and a housing crisis focus. UNRWA Funding Crunch: UN chief António Guterres warns UNRWA is nearing a breaking point with a $100m gap, after deep austerity and service cuts. Business & Education: AUB Mediterraneo and Cyta sign an innovation partnership in Cyprus, linking internships, workshops and research with industry needs. Energy Markets: Oil prices drift lower as Hormuz flows remain high and indirect US-Iran progress headlines temper risk.
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