AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIraq’s Security & Courts: Iraq’s National Intelligence Service repatriated from Germany a suspect accused in the 2014 Camp Speicher massacre, while Iraq’s National Security Service detained Kirkuk Customs employees under judicial orders. Anti-ISIS Justice: Eurojust said it helped Slovenia secure its first ISIS membership conviction using evidence obtained from Iraq through a new working arrangement. Economy Under Pressure: A parliamentary finance committee member warned that failure to bring weapons under state control could trigger tougher international pressure and an “economic shutdown,” stressing Iraq’s heavy reliance on oil revenues and access to the financial system. Iraq-Iran War Spillover: As the US-Iran conflict escalated again, Iraq’s vulnerability to Strait of Hormuz disruptions stayed in focus, with oil prices reacting to renewed strikes and threats. Oil Infrastructure Push: Iraq began studies for a proposed 2 million bpd Basra–Haditha pipeline network to diversify exports away from Hormuz. Governance & Services: Iraq moved toward a unified digital customs system across the country including Kurdistan, amid reports of payment disruptions and local market shortages.
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