AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Manila’s health department says flood-hit residents can get free doxycycline for leptospirosis prevention at limited hours Tuesday, while U.S. Interior officials face pushback over rules limiting what staff can say about deaths and serious injuries at national parks. Regional Governance: South Africa’s SADC summit wraps up with renewed focus on regional integration and security, as Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane convenes an economic stakeholder meeting ahead of next week’s export push. Climate & Accountability: Alberta municipalities are criticized for hiring lobbying firms that also represent fossil fuel companies, raising questions about whether climate mitigation efforts are being undermined. Economy & Migration: Iran warns it will resist “economic warfare” after battlefield setbacks, and a new analysis links U.S. visa curbs to a projected drop in international students. Education & Health Systems: Sint Maarten reports teacher and classroom-support shortages, and a U.S. VA investigation finds a work-from-home mandate triggered a radiology “mass exodus,” disrupting imaging services. Environment & Infrastructure: The U.S. pauses border construction in Big Bend National Park after backlash, while Peru declares emergency measures in flood-hit districts and regions.
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