AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOil Revenue: Iraq’s Ministry of Oil says August crude exports hit about 70 million barrels, bringing preliminary revenues near $4.5 billion, with average daily exports topping 2 million barrels. Fuel Crisis & Transport: Baghdad is moving ahead with a “Green Taxi” plan for electric taxis as gasoline shortages bite, while the Oil Minister says gasoline shipments are due soon and consumption is closely monitored. Education Funding: Karbala warns it needs 350 new schools as budget delays have stalled projects and left contractors owed roughly 300 billion dinars. Security & Justice: Iraq’s National Intelligence Service says it dismantled a 10-member trafficking network in Baghdad, alleging torture and ransom demands against foreign victims. Regional Politics: Iraq’s wider political debate continues to intersect with the US-Iran standoff, as Washington again downplays the conflict as “not a war,” fueling backlash and raising questions for Iraq-linked operations. Human Impact: A Mosul Eye account highlights how a blogger’s live updates helped civilians escape ISIS during the city’s liberation.
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