AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaritime Security: India’s Jaishankar told the UNGA that attacks on commercial shipping and seafarers in the Gulf are “simply unacceptable,” urging restraint and protection of civilians as tensions ripple through global energy and trade. Aviation & Sanctions: Iran’s Supreme National Security Council denied plans for military retaliation over aviation restrictions, saying talks are underway to remove “unlawfully imposed” limits. Port & Energy Logistics: Kenya’s Port of Lamu welcomed the MV Da Yang with heavy machinery for the Dangote East Africa Refinery, signaling major construction momentum for a $2T project. Shipping Supply Chain: Yemen is set to receive its first French wheat shipment in four years—60,000 tons—after disruptions reshaped grain sourcing. Road Disruption: North Carolina’s NC-12 remains closed after a nor’easter washed out sections between Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe, with emergency ferry support discussed. EV & Auto Market: Europe’s BEV surge continues, with electric registrations overtaking gasoline-only for the first time in the first eight months of 2026. Air Connectivity: Vietjet signed with Starlink to bring free high-speed inflight Wi‑Fi to an initial 120 aircraft. Local Transport Policy: New UK transport guidance pushes councils toward walking, cycling and public transport, raising concerns about fresh driver restrictions.
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