AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIran War and Iraq: A former Iraqi official alleges Iran’s parliament speaker secretly met militia leaders in Baghdad to discuss possible regional attacks if fighting resumes. The claim is unverified and has no official confirmation; meanwhile, the U.S. says it carried out limited defensive strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island. Kurdistan Parliament: The KDP and minority representatives called on rival blocs to attend Wednesday’s session, seeking to restart the legislature after more than two years of paralysis. Salary Crisis: A KRG survey found 91% of participating households struggle to cover basic expenses, with delayed public salaries linked to the Baghdad–Erbil dispute. Oil and Diplomacy: Iraqi oil exports through Turkey’s Ceyhan port have climbed to 500,000 barrels a day. An adviser says Baghdad aims to stay neutral and curb threats to Gulf states if the U.S.–Iran war resumes. Baghdad Heritage: Iraq’s first Jewish community museum has opened in a former school, preserving records and photographs of a community now reduced to a few dozen residents.
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