AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Disruption: Iraq says exports are down to 1.5–1.7 million bpd from about 3.4 million earlier, while the U.S.-Iran deal keeps oil transit toll-free—yet missile and “hostile attack” claims around Hormuz keep shipping on edge. Maritime Security & Routing: Turkey is restricting some Black Sea transit permits amid rising Russian-Ukrainian attacks, adding delays for vessels bound for Novorossiysk and possibly Ukraine. Aviation Oversight: Indian pilots are pushing for an autonomous Civil Aviation Authority to replace DGCA, arguing regulation hasn’t kept pace with rapid sector growth. Urban Mobility Planning: Bengaluru forms a Urban Mobility Mission Committee to coordinate public/private transport, first/last-mile links, and a unified mobility plan. Road Safety: Two killed and 24 injured after a KSRTC bus overturned on the Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway. Public Transport Operations: Budapest’s M2 metro was briefly halted after a wild boar entered a station and escalator, prompting replacement buses. Labor/Logistics Pressure: Pakistan goods transporters announce an indefinite nationwide strike after talks fail.
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