AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMelaka Election: Nominations opened for the Nov. 14 state vote, with 687,697 people eligible to cast ballots. Barisan Nasional says it would keep Ab Rauf Yusoh as chief minister if it wins; the party also backs a confidence-and-supply pact between the federal government and opposition MPs. G20 Diplomacy: India’s S. Jaishankar urged countries to give diplomacy a chance, warning that military solutions will not resolve global conflicts and that attacks on shipping threaten security. Israel’s Deadlock: Election results left neither Benjamin Netanyahu nor his rival with a parliamentary majority. Opposition leaders are exploring a coalition with an Arab party, which Netanyahu has rejected. Poland’s Constitutional Clash: A dispute over the country’s top court escalated as government-backed judges moved against its chief justice, drawing claims of a coup. India’s Protest Dispute: As protests challenge a voter-roll exercise, Modi’s government and allies allege foreign forces are fomenting unrest; those claims remain unsubstantiated. Brazil-Argentina Tensions: Brazil summoned an Argentine diplomat over alleged Argentine involvement in Flávio Bolsonaro’s flight to the United States.
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