AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHormuz Shock to Iraq’s Budget: Iraq’s oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz collapsed to about 10 million barrels in April—down from roughly 93 million a month before the war—pushing Baghdad to lean on tanker trucks via Syria and limited flows through the Turkish port of Ceyhan. NATO in Ankara: President Erdoğan says the July 7-8 summit in Ankara is “critical” for NATO’s future as threats evolve, while Foreign Minister Fidan met the US envoy to NATO in Istanbul ahead of the gathering. Turkic Civil Society Push: The 2nd Solidarity Forum of OTS NGOs kicked off in Baku, bringing groups from Türkiye and other Turkic states together for new cooperation formats. Espionage Crackdown: Turkey’s MIT says it dismantled an international network accused of collecting sensitive data on civil society and officials for foreign intelligence, detaining seven. Defense Industry: Türkiye has started work on a naval HÜRJET variant for carrier operations. Middle East Pressure: Erdoğan again urged an end to Israel’s “provocations” as Gaza aid convoys resume after inspections in Libya.
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