AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCeasefire nerves: Türkiye’s FM Hakan Fidan says there’s “enough will” on both sides to stop a US-Iran war, but markets keep treating the truce as fragile as oil slips and investors brace for Trump–Xi talks in Beijing. Gulf retaliation trail: New reporting says Saudi Arabia launched covert strikes inside Iran in late March, while the UAE also hit Iran’s Lavan Island refinery—fueling fears the conflict is widening even when ceasefire headlines appear. Energy corridor control: Iraq and Pakistan have struck side deals with Tehran to keep crude and LNG moving through the Strait of Hormuz, raising alarm among Gulf exporters that Iran may shift from threatening blockage to managing access. Israel–Palestinian legal escalation: Israel passed a law enabling public trials and a military tribunal for hundreds linked to the Oct. 7 attacks. Eurovision backlash: Israel qualified for the final amid boycott protests and a row over “snide” remarks by BBC presenter Angela Scanlon.
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